In 1863 the Confederate forces in Tennessee were largely on the defensive. The North was intent on taking the city of Chattanooga for the following reasons:
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The Chattanooga Campaign Discussion
The Chattanooga Campaign Discussion This is a copy of a discussion of The Chattanooga Campaign. The discussion took place on August 24, 1997 in WebAmerica's Civil War Chatroom. The discussion was moderated by AoT, a fineChattanooga Campaign Discussion This is a copy of a discussion of The Chattanooga Campaign. The discussion took place on August 24, 1997 in WebAmerica's Civil War Chatroom. The discussion was moderated by AoT, a fineChattanooga Campaign. The discussion took place on August 24, 1997 in WebAmerica's Civil War Chatroom. The discussion was moderated by AoT, a fine historian whose ...
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Chattanooga
H. V. Boynton's address to the Army and Navy Club, concerning the Chattanooga campaign. which stated that: "The audience embraced distinguished ex-Confederates as well as ex-Union officers, together with many officers of the rChattanooga campaign. which stated that: "The audience embraced distinguished ex-Confederates as well as ex-Union officers, together with many officers of the regular army. Gen ...
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Chattanooga, Tennessee
... Guide of the Stone's River, Chickamauga, Chattanooga, Knoxville, and Nashville Campaigns by Jim Miles A must-have for any traveler visiting this area and interested in the Civil War. A Georgia schoolteacher, Jim Miles is not only familiar ...
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