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The artillery along this ridge marks the final position of Grant's line on April 6. From this front, the Federals launched their counterattack on April 7. |
Shiloh
National Military Park
Tour Stop-1: Grant's Last Line
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The artillery along this ridge marks the final position of Grant's line on April 6. From this front, the Federals launched their counterattack on April 7. |
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Marker Detail Tour Stop-1: Grant's Last
Line (General Grant's position of artillery) |
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Enlarge 24-pounder Siege Gun
Model 1819 and Illinois monument |
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Enlarge Monuments along Tour
Stop-1 |
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Enlarge Grant's last line of
defense at Corinth-Pittsburg Road. The Confederates expected a complete
victory here on Monday morning. The Seventeen Kentucky position is just
out of frame to the right |
(3-95)
Pittsburg Landing Road
looking east |
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