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Jefferson C. Davis (search for this): article 5
A Yankee opinion of Gen. Forrest. --A gentleman who was inside the Federal lines just before the battle of Chickamauga, and in custody of the Yankee General, Jeff. C. Davis, says that the latter inquired most particularly after the whereabouts of Forrest, and said Forrest was the most dangerous man in the rebel army. Said Davis: "Forrest is such a d — d fool he will attack anybody at any time and in any position. A Yankee opinion of Gen. Forrest. --A gentleman who was inside the Federal lines just before the battle of Chickamauga, and in custody of the Yankee General, Jeff. C. Davis, says that the latter inquired most particularly after the whereabouts of Forrest, and said Forrest was the most dangerous man in the rebel army. Said Davis: "Forrest is such a d — d fool he will attack anybody at any time and in any positio
Forrest (search for this): article 5
A Yankee opinion of Gen. Forrest. --A gentleman who was inside the Federal lines just before the battle of Chickamauga, and in custody of the Yankee General, Jeff. C. Davis, says that the latter inquired most particularly after the whereabouts is, says that the latter inquired most particularly after the whereabouts of Forrest, and said Forrest was the most dangerous man in the rebel army. Said Davis: "Forrest is such a d — d fool he will attack anybody at any time and in any position. is, says that the latter inquired most particularly after the whereabouts of Forrest, and said Forrest was the most dangerous man in the rebel army. Said Davis: "Forrest is such a d — d fool he will attack anybody at any time and in any position. is, says that the latter inquired most particularly after the whereabouts of Forrest, and said Forrest was the most dangerous man in the rebel army. Said Davis: "Forrest is such a d — d fool he will attack anybody at any time and in any posit