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Badly. It is claimed that the Confederate cavalry leaderBedford Forrest ordered his troops to take no black prisoners - just kill them.
The Union troops under US.Grant liberated this Confederate river-port - not too difficult, as it had been badly sited, low on the water and liable to flooding, and it was half underwater when Grant attacked and destroyed it.
No. Fort Henry was a Union victory - a badly-sited river-post that was half under-water, and soon abandoned by the Confederates, who decamped to Fort Donelson.
very very badly
In 1863, Confederate General Bragg sent General Longstreet and 12, 000 of his men away to try to dislodge a Union unit. This would leave him badly outnumbered when it came time for the big battle.
Many People Moved From Europe To Pennsylvania Because They Were Treated Badly And All They Wanted Was Freedom.
To keep a job you need badly? Yes.
Joseph E. Johnston - until he was badly wounded, and had to be replaced by Robert E. Lee.
He was badly concused and will be out for a minimum (IRB REGULATION TIME) of 3 weeks
The employer agreeing to the Union proposal would not necessarily reflect badly upon it, especially if the employer is a government agency. The majority of employees would prefer to work through a Union. The only bad aspect for the employer would be the requirements that have to be met per employee that is apart of the Union.
The Battle of Perryville took place in the Western theater of the war. It was in Kentucky and if one side could claim a victory it could have been a significant blow to the other side. The battle pitted the forces of Confederate General Braxton Bragg against Union General Don Carlos Beull. The battle proved to be inconclusive. Technically Kentucky being a neutral border state should have been off grounds for a battle. It was a slave state however, and Confederate President Jefferson Davis badly wanted it to be a Confederate state.