One of the many reasons given for the inevitable Confederate loss in the American Civil War has always been the deaths of so many of its skilled generals, with men such as Albert S. Johnston and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson fal
One of the many reasons given for the inevitable Confederate loss in the American Civil War has always been the deaths of so many of its skilled generals, with men such as Albert S. Johnston and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson falling in the course of the war. F10PE, identify the following battles which saw Confederate generals fall.  A. Considered one of the worst military blunders of the Confederate army, this battle saw John Bell Hood's Army of Tennessee smash relentlessly against John M. Schofield's heavily entrenched Army of the Ohio. Six Confederate generals died in this battle: Patrick Cleburne, John Adams, O.F. Strahl, John C. Carter, Hiram Granbury, and States' Rights Gist.
One of the many reasons given for the inevitable Confederate loss in the American Civil War has always been the deaths of so many of its skilled generals, with men such as Albert S. Johnston and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson falling in the course of the war.
Second Battle of Franklin