Franklin Battle Measures Stirred Schofield Memoir Critique
Civil War veteran Opdycke faults General Schofield's Franklin campaign in Forty Six Years In the Army, arguing Hood's relief was delayed and that Wagner and Lane were misposted. He contends Schofield risked the army, lacking sustained energy, and that Opdycke acted to save the line at Carter's Hill amid heavy Confederate pressure.
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