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    HOOD’S FUTILE END

    Mar 09, 2021 1 minute

    he 1864 fall of Atlanta placed the Confederate war effort in a decidedly difficult spot. After General Joseph E. Johnston’s defensive campaign in north Georgia failed to keep the Federals from reaching the outskirts of Atlanta, Jefferson Davis

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