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What injury to Confederate General John Bell Hood may have hampered his ability to lead at the Battle of Chicamauga?
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The Corps of Confederate General John Bell Hood was in the Confederate Order of Battle at Chickamauga. He, however had his arm in a sling from a wound suffered at the Battle of Gettysburg. During the Chickamauga, he received a wound to his leg which later had to be removed.
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