Battle on Pine Mountain and the death of Bishop Polk
First light as Confederate and Union forces clash near Pine Mountain. A group atop the crest is shelled by Simonson’s battery, reportedly killing Bishop Leonidas Polk. The blast prompts shock across the staff, and Polk’s death influences morale and subsequent actions as the assault continues.
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