In this battle, Zachariah Deas forced the retreat of General William Carlin from La Fayatte Road, before an attack on Lytle H
In this battle, Zachariah Deas forced the retreat of General William Carlin from La Fayatte Road, before an attack on Lytle Hill caused confusion among opposing generals. The victorious general here had kept command despite the agitations of Leonidas Polk and William Hardy, while another of that general's critics began the fighting at this battle. That man was John C. Breckinridge, who attacked Glass's Mill. The right side of the Union line was demolished by reinforcements under Longstreet, but another man held position on the left side at Snodgrass Hill earning the nickname the "Rock of" this battle, George Henry Thomas. It saw the defeat of the Army of the Cumberland under William Rosecrans. For 10 points, identify this Civil War Battle on the Tennessee-Georgia border, a victory for Braxton Bragg.
In this battle, Zachariah Deas forced the retreat of General William Carlin from La Fayatte Road, before an attack on Lytle Hill caused confusion among opposing generals.
Battle of Chickamauga