Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Franklin, Tenn.” in chapter 7, section c.7.158 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 18.:
...and power.
But do not understand me to say or imply that that army (the army of Tennessee) ever refused to fight under any commander who ordered it to battle.
It never did. And at the storming of Franklin, Tenn. , under command of General Hood, men never fought more bravely or died more freely.
That was a battle which, for desperate, reckless courage, will rank with Gettysburg or Balaklava.
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