This general's son became the first President of Tulane University after serving as an aide- de-camp.
This general's son became the first President of Tulane University after serving as an aide- de-camp. After refusing to fire in a duel with Felix Huston, this man lost command of the Army of Texas, where he would later serve as Mirabeau Lamar's Secretary of War. In this man's final battle, his staff included the recently-deposed Governor Isham Harris. As a colonel, his forces took over for Edmund Alexander and successfully installed Alfred Cumming as governor during the Utah War, in which he camped at the burned-out Fort Bridger. This man's decision to send reinforcements resulted in disastrous losses at Fort Donelson, after which he concentrated forces at Corinth. This man was fatally shot in the leg near the "Peach Orchard" in what Jefferson Davis called the "turning point" of the Confederacy's fate. For 10 points, name this Confederategeneral who commanded the entire Western Theatre, and died at the Battle of Shiloh. 
This general's son became the first President of Tulane University after serving as an aide- de-camp.
Albert Sidney Johnston