History of America
History of America
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The Confederates now set to work resolutely to repair their losses in the west. Fresh troops were raised. Not only was Bragg thus largely reinforced, but his position was a much stronger one than that which the Confederates had before held. The country through which the right of the Federal line now had to advance was swampy and difficult to march through. Accordingly, while the main body of the Con federates faced Buell, two smaller forces under Generals Van Dorn and Price were left to deal wi...th Grant. Their first attempt was to dislodge the Federal force, twenty thousand strong, under General Rosecrans, from Corinth. But, though xxv. ] BRAGG S INVASION OF KENTUCKY. 365 the Confederates were superior in numbers, they were de feated with heavy loss. Grant would have followed up this success by an advance on Vicksburg, but was withheld by a brilliant and successful attack made by Van Dorn on the? Federal head- quarters at Holly Springs. By this the Federals lost supplies to the value of two million dollars.
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The Confederates now set to work resolutely to repair their losses in the west. Fresh troops were raised. Not only was Bragg thus largely reinforced, but his position was a much stronger one than that which the Confederates had before held. The country through which the right of the Federal line now had to advance was swampy and difficult to march through. Accordingly, while the main body of the Con federates faced Buell, two smaller forces under Generals Van Dorn and Price were left to deal wi...th Grant. Their first attempt was to dislodge the Federal force, twenty thousand strong, under General Rosecrans, from Corinth. But, though xxv. ] BRAGG S INVASION OF KENTUCKY. 365 the Confederates were superior in numbers, they were de feated with heavy loss. Grant would have followed up this success by an advance on Vicksburg, but was withheld by a brilliant and successful attack made by Van Dorn on the? Federal head- quarters at Holly Springs. By this the Federals lost supplies to the value of two million dollars.
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