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...southern extremity of Snake Creek Gap had effectually concealed the flank movement of the Union army, and nothing saved Johnston's army at Resaca but the impracticable...of troops across the valley almost impossible. This enabled him to reach Resaca from Dal OPERATlONS ANDRES AC A M lio. ton along the comparatively good...

...southern extremity of Snake Creek Gap had effectually concealed the flank movement of the Union army, and nothing saved Johnston's army at Resaca but the impracticable...of troops across the valley almost impossible. This enabled him to reach Resaca from Dal ; IVe|urrd br Brvl. Krig Ccn 1 (). M Vo*. TEN LESSEE ton along...

...southern extremity of Snake Creek Gap had effectually concealed the flank movement of the Union army, and nothing saved Johnston's army at Resaca but the impracticable nature of the countrv, which made the passage of troops across the valley" almost impossible. This enabled him to...

...General Thomas's left. Johnston had left Dalton, and General Howard entered it and pressed his rear. Nothing saved Johnston's army at Resaca but the impracticable...the comparatively good roads constructed beforehand, paitly from the topographical nature of the country, and partly from the foresight of the rebel chief....

...Nothing saved Johnston's army at Resaca but the impracticable naturo of the country, which made tho passage of troops across the Valley almost impossible....beforehand, partly from the topographical nature of tho country, and partly from the foresight of the rebel chief. At all events, on 14th of May we found...

...his army, referring to the eventful days at Reseca, says : "Nothing saved Johnston's army at Reseca, but the impracticable nature of the country, which...almost impossible. This fact enabled his army to reach Reseca from Dalton, along the comparatively good roads constructed beforehand, partly from the topographical...

...Dalton, and General Howard entered it and pressed his roar. Nothing saved Johnston's army at Reeaca but the impracticable nature of the country, which...the valley almost impossible. This fact enabled his array to reach Resaca from Dalton along the comparatively good roads conBTucted beforehand, partly...

...General Thomas' left. Johnston had left Dalton, and General Howard entered it and pressed his rear. Nothing saved Johnston's army at Resaca but the impracticable nature of the country, which made the paesape of troops across the valley almost impossible. This fact enabled his army to reach Resaca from...

...at Resaca but the impracticable nature of tho country, which made the passage of troops across tho Valley almost impossible. This fact enabled his army to reach Resaca from Dalton, along tho comparatively good roads constructed beforehand, partly from the topographical nature of the country,...