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Hood's Defeat near Fox's Gap is an exceptional analysis of Confederate Brigadier General John Bell Hood's troop movements during the battle of South Mountain. For the past 160 years, all other authors misplaced Hood's troop positions on the Fox's Gap battlefield by approximately half a mile. The actual location of Hood's attack reconfigures the entire placement of the competing forces in the battle and, thus, the conclusions one makes about the struggle. The failure to understand the topographical characteristics of the battlefield has led other writers to make false assumptions about Hood's movement. For the first time, this book retells the battle based on the actual geography and topography of the battlefield.
Contents
Foreword
Preface
The Approaching Battle
Fox's Gap—Union Perspective
Fox's Gap—Confederate Perspective
BG John Bell Hood's Advance
The Confederate Dilemma at Turner's Gap After South Mountain
Afterword
Abbreviations
Appendices
Bibliography
Index