Kennesaw Mountain is usually considered a significant…

July 1864 CE

Kennesaw Mountain is usually considered a significant Union tactical defeat.

The opposing forces have spent five days facing each other at close range, but on July 2, with good summer weather at hand, Sherman sends the Army of the Tennessee and Stoneman's cavalry around the Confederate left flank and Johnston is forced to withdraw from Kennesaw Mountain to prepared positions at Smyrna.

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Battle of Kennesaw Mountain Cobb Georgia United States View →

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George Henry Thomas View → James B. McPherson View → John Bell Hood View → John Schofield View → Joseph E. Johnston View → Joseph Wheeler View → Ulysses S. Grant View → William J. Hardee View → William Tecumseh Sherman View → William W. Loring View →

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Georgia, State of (U.S.A.) View → United States of America (US, USA) (Washington DC) View → Confederate States of America (C.S.A.) View →

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American Civil War (War between the States, War of the Rebellion, War of Secession, War for Southern Independence) View → Western Theater of the American Civil War View → American Civil War & Reconstruction; 1864 through 1875 View → Kennesaw Mountain, Battle of View → Atlanta Campaign View →

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