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Streight Raid Ends In Confederate Victory At Gadsden
Colonel A P Streight led a 1700 man Union raid from Moulton Alabama through Alabama and Georgia to cut Bragg’s supply lines. Forrest pursued, engaging at Tussy's Gap and Crowded Creek, with brutal combat and ambushes. After three days of relentless pursuit, Streight surrendered near Rome but failed to break Confederate operations. he later escaped Libby via a tunnel.
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L Kimer
Isu
PL Streight
Moulton
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Liby
Rahmond
Streight
Indiana
Eaghtleth Thams
West Tennessee Cavalry
Ban
Bragg
Middle Tennessee
Brage
Forrest
van Dorn
Grant
Vicksburg
Stonemans
Virginia
Lee
Fredericksburg
Grierson
Inka
Miss
Tuscumbia
Susiain Streight
Tisy’s Gap
Sand Mountain
Forrest Streight
Vorrests
Streicht
Porrest
Crowded Creek
Alan Stovight
Amistad
Lack Warner
Erama Senan
Ferrest
Wile Forrest
Font
Straicht
Gadsden
Rome
Perrest
Coosa
Ruders
Abend
Vornest
Battefield
Straight
Roth
Straght
Libby
George L. Kilmer