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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 4. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book I:—eastern Tennessee. (search)
e Railway, which crosses, south of Fosterville, the insignificant neck of Guy's Gap; then, in the lowlands, two county roads which lead to the same town of Shelbyville, the one from Salem via Middleton, the other from Lizzard via Unionville and Versailles. If this left wing appeared to be more exposed, it was in reality perfectly posted for defence, because it could easily recross Duck River and fall back on Tullahoma while checking the advance of the assailants on the acclivities of Elk Ridge.emselves, contesting every foot of ground. The shades of night soon come to interrupt the fight, and leave each of the two contending parties in possession of one end of the defile. In the afternoon of the same day Mitchell, advancing from Versailles upon Middleton, has encountered the bulk of Wheeler's force and hotly pressed it, without being able to break its lines. Rosecrans, being informed of this resistance, has immediately sent Minty the order to quit the left and bring to Mitchell'