.... As accounting for this great disparity in losses, and as indicating the gallantry and fierceness of some of General Sherman's partial sssaults, I refer to his attack upon that part of our line at Kenesaw Mountain , known afterwards by the Confederates as Cheatham's Angle, by the Federals as the Dead Angle, where he massed a division in columns of four lines, brigade front, and stormed a salient, almost a right...