Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Southern Kentucky” in chapter 4, page 393 of Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 2.:
...h it could not procure supplies.
By using these railroads it would be able to reach the State of Tennessee, which Bragg was re-entering by way of Knoxville, sooner than by crossing the mountains of Southern Kentucky on foot.
The Federals had retained possession of Nashville, but it was by abandoning to the Confederates all the country east of this city.
The latter had repaired the railway track from Chatta...
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