Statistics for occurrence #1 of “East Tennessee” in chapter 7 of John M. Schofield, Forty-six years in the Army:
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The next train, which followed very soon, contained coffee, sugar, and other articles to gladden the hearts of hungry soldiers.
The Confederate army under Longstreet still remained in East Tennessee .
A movement had recently been made by our troops, under the immediate command of General John G. Parke (General Foster being too lame to take the field in person), to drive Longstreet out. But the ...
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