Statistics for occurrence #1 of “W. H. L. Wallace” in chapter 1.54, section c.1.54.61, page 207 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 35.:
...anners, were in supporting distance of Sherman at the confluence of the two Corinth Roads. It assuredly did not fall below 7,300 men.
A second line, to the rearward, was composed of Hurlbut's and W. H. L. Wallace 's (C. F. Smith's) Divisions, the first of which was stretched across the Corinth Road and the other extended to the leftward in the direction of Stuart's Brigade, on Lick Creek.
Five of Hurlbut's...
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