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The Struggle for Tennessee: Tupelo to Stones River (1985)

by James H. Street

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Discusses the battle strategies of the Union and Confederate Armies during the fight for control of Tennessee.
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The mail train from Atlanta to Chattanooga rolled into Big Shanty, a whistlestop five miles north of Marietta, Georgia, and eased to a halt.
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