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Tennessee was the state in which the Battle of Shiloh, the Battle of Lexington, the Battle of Stone's , and the Battle of Franklin took place.
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The battle of Shiloh was a battle in April of 1862 in the area in Tennessee called Shiloh. The Union general Grant was poised to attack Confederate forces in Corinth Mississippi. However Confederate forces attacked the Union forces and gained the upper hand. The next day the Union counter attacked and won. There were over 23,000 deaths in that battle alone being the bloodiest battle America had experienced so far.
In the Battle of Lexington, General Braxton Bragg ordered general Nathan Bedford Forrest to cut Federal supply lines in western Tennessee. In the battle Forrest attacked Lexington Tennessee which was under control of the Union. Forrest overwhelmed the defenders in Lexington being a victory for the Confederate forces.
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Tennessee was the state in which the Battle of Shiloh, the Battle of Lexington, the Battle of Stone's , and the Battle of Franklin took place.
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The battle of Shiloh was a battle in April of 1862 in the area in Tennessee called Shiloh. The Union general Grant was poised to attack Confederate forces in Corinth Mississippi. However Confederate forces attacked the Union forces and gained the upper hand. The next day the Union counter attacked and won. There were over 23,000 deaths in that battle alone being the bloodiest battle America had experienced so far.
Another battle was even more bloody, the battle of Stone's Creek. December 31st 1862 Braxton Bragg and William Rosecrans fought a battle in Murfreesboro Tennessee. There were an estimated 24,000 deaths of the 81,000 engaged in combat. William Rosecrans and Braxton Bragg had a tactical draw at first but then reinforcements arrived and overrun the Confederate forces.
In the Battle of Lexington, General Braxton Bragg ordered general Nathan Bedford Forrest to cut Federal supply lines in western Tennessee. In the battle Forrest attacked Lexington Tennessee which was under control of the Union. Forrest overwhelmed the defenders in Lexington being a victory for the Confederate forces.
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The Battle of Franklin was a battle in Franklin Tennessee. Confederate general John Bell Hood tried to take out a Union force retreating to Nashville. The attack was unsuccessful with over 6,000 deaths and six dead confederate generals.
In the Battle of Lexington, General Braxton Bragg ordered general Nathan Bedford Forrest to cut Federal supply lines in western Tennessee. In the battle Forrest attacked Lexington Tennessee which was under control of the Union. Forrest overwhelmed the defenders in Lexington being a victory for the Confederate forces.
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The battle of Shiloh was a battle in April of 1862 in the area in Tennessee called Shiloh. The Union general Grant was poised to attack Confederate forces in Corinth Mississippi. However Confederate forces attacked the Union forces and gained the upper hand. The next day the Union counter attacked and won. There were over 23,000 deaths in that battle alone being the bloodiest battle America had experienced so far.
Another battle was even more bloody, the battle of Stone's Creek. December 31st 1862 Braxton Bragg and William Rosecrans fought a battle in Murfreesboro Tennessee. There were an estimated 24,000 deaths of the 81,000 engaged in combat. William Rosecrans and Braxton Bragg had a tactical draw at first but then reinforcements arrived and overrun the Confederate forces.

TENNESSEE:
Tennessee was the state in which the Battle of Shiloh, the Battle of Lexington, the Battle of Stone's Creek, and the Battle of Franklin took place.
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The battle of Shiloh was a battle in April of 1862 in the area in Tennessee called Shiloh. The Union general Grant was poised to attack Confederate forces in Corinth Mississippi. However Confederate forces attacked the Union forces and gained the upper hand. The next day the Union counter attacked and won. There were over 23,000 deaths in that battle alone being the bloodiest battle America had experienced so far.

Tennessee was the state in which the Battle of Shiloh, the Battle of Lexington, the Battle of Stone's Creek, and the Battle of Franklin took place.
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The battle of Shiloh was a battle in April of 1862 in the area in Tennessee called Shiloh. The Union general Grant was poised to attack Confederate forces in Corinth Mississippi. However Confederate forces attacked the Union forces and gained the upper hand. The next day the Union counter attacked and won. There were over 23,000 deaths in that battle alone being the bloodiest battle America had experienced so far.
Another battle was even more bloody, the battle of Stone's Creek. December 31st 1862 Braxton Bragg and William Rosecrans fought a battle in Murfreesboro Tennessee. There were an estimated 24,000 deaths of the 81,000 engaged in combat. William Rosecrans and Braxton Bragg had a tactical draw at first but then reinforcements arrived and overrun the Confederate forces.