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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 4. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book I:—eastern Tennessee. (search)
s charged with watching the entire line of Walden's Ridge to the south-west of that town, and to opebruptly terminating on the east and called Walden's Ridge. A simple notch, through which rush the wo cross the two plateaus of Cumberland and Walden's Ridge and clear between the two the valley of thhe first route ran around the extremity of Walden's Ridge, the other cut through the end of Raccoon that the whole army was preparing to cross Walden's Ridge. Burnside's march on Knoxville would rendtrong reinforcements would push on, across Walden's Ridge, as far as the Tennessee to complete the de army has crossed the Cumberland plateau. Walden's Ridge is abandoned by the Confederates. Crittens brigades, which with his own had crossed Walden's Ridge about seven thousand strong, and directed corps, covered by the forces posted beyond Walden's Ridge, has descended into the valley of the Sequd led by rough passes over the arid top of Walden's Ridge, thence came down by Anderson into the Seq
Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 4. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book II:—the siege of Chattanooga. (search)
d the road called Paine's Trace, leading across Walden's Ridge to Pikeville on the banks of the Sequatchie, anlike mischance: after bivouacking on the top of Walden's Ridge, he saw Miller appear only on the 2d, in the momes worse; the rains wash it into the gorges of Walden's Ridge, and it becomes a slough in the valley of the S called the North Chickamauga, which flows from Walden's Ridge. This recess in the river was chosen to shelteles across the rocky wastes and narrow vales of Walden's Ridge. It was calculated, however, that these preparddle of the rich valley which stretches between Walden's Ridge and the Tennessee from the village of Washingtos were moving unperceived through the passes of Walden's Ridge, Howard, coming out of the vale in which he hadisions are still trudging through the passes of Walden's Ridge, while the breaking of the bridge at Brown's Fee is enveloped in mist, rises the great bulk of Walden's Ridge, a silent witness to the struggle which is abou