Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Hood” in chapter 11.110, section c.11.110.166, page 521 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9.:
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Those who witnessed the battle of Franklin on the next day will not allow such an imputation to be made.
Even after dark there would have been no material trouble in crossing the pike.
General Hood says it got dark about 4 o'clock, which is not correct; and then he says there were so many shade trees that darkness was hastened and increased from that cause.
It was a clear day and a starlight ...
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