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Bookmark or Share- Albert Sydney Johnston: Better than Lee? | South & Western TheatersGeneral Albert Sidney Johnston, is the product of the times of his age. He graduated from West Point in 1826, fought in the Black Hawk Wars, Mexican War and for Texas Independence. I am of the belief, that his style of leadership was shaped by the areas he fought in. Open and moving room.
- what If Albert Sydney Johnston survived Shiloh?Jul 19, 2012. #17. A.S. Johnston died at Shiloh because as an experienced officer, he knew how critical it was, that Union forces, in strength, were so far south, so early in the war. Of course, many Americans, many without military training, only believe it became critical for the Confederacy at Appomattox.
- Gen.Albert Sidney Johnston’s death site, Shiloh National Battlefield ...View attachment 390881 To further complicate things for you, there are actually FOUR - in addition to the three you mention, there's a relatively *new* seedling from the 'original' tree pictured by @Polloco only a short distance away from its location behind the Johnston Morturary Monument!
- Where Albert Sidney Johnston Fell | Period Photos & ExaminationsJohnston and his wounded horse, named Fire Eater, were taken to his field headquarters on the Corinth road, where his body remained in his tent until the Confederate Army withdrew to Corinth the next day, April 7, 1862, after failing to gain a decisive victory over the Union armies.
- Albert Sidney Johnston's plan used at Shiloh? - civilwartalk.comGeorgia. Jul 16, 2022. #1. In Timothy B. Smith's article on Shiloh for the Savas Beatie's recent collection of alternate history scenarios, he covers the most common scenarios of Sidney Johnston not being mortally wounded, or the Confederates attacking on 5 April as planned. Smith concludes that neither would have been very likely to have won ...
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