In a phrase - too Confederate for his own good.
He was full of the Cavalier spirit, all chivalry and mad-brave charges, as Jefferson Davis wanted to see.
His appointment to command the Army of Tennessee, in place of the shrewd and steady Joe Johnston was a mistake. Hood led the Army on a disastrous campaign ending in a complete rout by George Thomas at Nashville. This revealed that he was suited to subordinate command, rather than the top job.
In Confederate mythology, not always rational, he is still revered as a hero. His widow said "I would rather be the widow of John Hood than the wife of any man alive."
A Union General, John Scofield, described his West Point classmate, John Bell Hood as being recklessly courageous.
This one sounds like a telegram - and could be taken either way. John Hood and the Army of Tennessee were completely routed at Nashville by George Thomas and the Army of the Cumberland. Thomas (US) defeated Hood (CS) on Dec. 15-16, 1864 at the Battle of Nashville.
There were a number of American Generals of WWI, like General Douglas MacArthur and General John F. O'Ryan. But the highest ranking American General of WWI was General of the Armies John Joseph Pershing, Commander of the American Expeditionary Force (AEF).
* Bell time is the time for bell. Like, when it's dismissal or a start of another period. Or, when it's lunch.
In the myth-like series of stories that have been told about the famous robber-hero, Robin Hood, quite a few interesting characters have been described as joining and living with him in the English woods. Friar Tuck, Little John, Maid Marian, and Alan-a-Dale, among many others, have all been part of Hood's band of 'merry' co-adventurers. In general, the legend has it that he attracted those who wanted to live simply, free from the oppressions of the government, and for the sake of taking from the corrupt rich in order to give to the poor.
Texas was a slave state and joined the Confederacy on February 1, 1861. As with the other slave states, they saw President Lincoln as a threat to slavery despite Lincoln's assurances that he would not interfere with slavery in the states where it already existed. He made good on his promise the the border states like Maryland that did not join the Confederacy but were allowed to keep their slaves.
This one sounds like a telegram - and could be taken either way. John Hood and the Army of Tennessee were completely routed at Nashville by George Thomas and the Army of the Cumberland. Thomas (US) defeated Hood (CS) on Dec. 15-16, 1864 at the Battle of Nashville.
John Bell Hood. Jefferson Davis had fired Joe Johnston because his long tactical retreat, however brilliant, did not look like the Confederate thing to do. So he replaced him with this gung-ho character Hood, who led his army to disaster.
his favorite color is green
John Adams adult hood was very busy!it was busy because he was politicaly active like his wife Abigail(;
it was terrible and he was abbused u idiot who serched this
Very Rough, Got into brawls in the school yard
the sun rings like a bell
He owns one named after a Confederate general, General Sterling Price.
There were a number of American Generals of WWI, like General Douglas MacArthur and General John F. O'Ryan. But the highest ranking American General of WWI was General of the Armies John Joseph Pershing, Commander of the American Expeditionary Force (AEF).
A bell tent is a tent with a bell-like shape.
sounds like a normal bell.
Taco Bell has a bell logo.