Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 65
ich he had wrested from the Confederates.Hood, therefore, flung his army around on thisroad at various points between Atlanta and Chat-tanooga, that is, between Sherman and his base;and Sherman soon discovered that he was ingreat danger. The enemy was highly elated, anddeclared that the Union army… … SHERMAN S ARMY LEAVING ATLANTA. tions. Thereupon Sherman entered Atlanta, andthe first part of his task was accomplished. Soon, however, Hood thought he would tryShermans game. The Union commander wasnow three hundred miles from Nashville, the pointwhere his food was stored. Now, it is impossibleto…
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