y, first with their march across Tennessee and then onto their unsuccessful attempts at Richmond, Munfordville, and Perryville where the Confederate dream of capturing Kentucky would end. Not only does he look at General Bragg's strategies of the Confederate army, but he also takes a look at General Buell and the strategies of the Union army. It is McDonough's aim for the reader to gain a greater appreciation and understanding of the significance of events in the western
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