Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Johnston” in chapter 1.24, section c.1.24.92, page 125 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 32.:
...ginia and Tennessee. Eastern Tennessee was hostile to the Confederacy, and required constant guarding and vigilance.
Besides Zollicoffer's force there were only about 4,000 available men to protect General Johnston 's line against some 40,000 Federal troops.
His line extended from Cumberland Gap to Columbus, Ky., with Bowling Green as a salient.
Buckner was moving with a small force in Kentucky, the numbers ...
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