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| Posted: Sun May 6th, 2007 03:45 pm |
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Ole I agree with you. I just finished the chapter on the battles at Dalton and Resaca . It's amazing he did as well as he did. Wheeler was off trying to find a cavalry fight so he could be as famous as Jeb Stuart, Sherman and Hooker hitting hin one way and then all of a sudden there is McPherson to the south at Recesa . It is interesting how Symonds points out how Lee always got praise from Davis and Johnston disappointment. Johnston just can't get a break. I was amazed at how they used the railroad during these battles going up and down the state to meet and move troops. Just think what if . . . Johnston had had the ability to see the troop movement from above the ground. He would have seen McPherson's movement.
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