Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Hindman” in chapter 31 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 11.:
...bject and importance of the movement.
The enemy remained apparently unconscious of the presence of our large force.
Hours were lost in consultations.
Certainly an attack could have been made by General Hindman by 11 o'clock, and probably sooner.
He halted within cannon shot of the Cross-Roads.
The delay was inexplicable to me. I remained near Hindman, at his request.
I heard of no countermanding orde...
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