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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book II:—--the Mississippi. (search)

opposite side of this plateau toward the plains of Tennessee are absorbed on one side by Duck River, and on the other by the tributary of the Cumberland called Caney Fork. These two rivers cover Bragg's front, which extends from McMinnville on the right to Columbia on the left, passing through Manchester and Shelbyville. The indity of the soil and the rough climate of this plateau are moreover calculated to oppose a serious obstacle to the Federals if they attempt to force the line of Caney Fork and of Duck River. But, on the other hand, the character of this section of country does not afford the Confederate army the necessary means of subsistence. Tily evacuated. The Federals picked up nearly one hundred prisoners in the place and destroyed the Tullahoma railroadbridge. This operation drove Morgan beyond Caney Fork along the Cumberland plateau, and cut off the supplies which Bragg's army was receiving from the country circumjacent to McMinnville. The reinforcements whic

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