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Peabody’s Battle Line, McCuller’s Field, Stuart’s Defense, the Peach Orchard, and Hell’s Hollow—these monuments mark some of the critical moments in the battle of Shiloh but offer the visitor only the most meager sense of what happened on the banks of the Tennessee in April 1862. This battlefield guide breathes life into Civil War history, giving readers a clear picture of the setting at the time of engagement, who was where, and when and how the battle progressed.
 
Designed to lead the user on a one-day tour of one of the most important battlefields of the war, the guide provides precise directions to all the key locations in a manner reflecting how the battle itself unfolded. A wealth of maps, vivid descriptions, and careful but accessible analysis makes plain the sweep of events and the geography of the battlefield, enhancing the experience of Shiloh for the serious student, the casual visitor, and the armchair tourist alike.

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Date de parution 01 mars 2006
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EAN13 9780803205369
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This Hallowed Ground: Guides to Civil War Battlefields
S E R I E S E D I T O R S
Brooks D. Simpson Arizona State University
Mark Grimsley The Ohio State University
Steven E. Woodworth Texas Christian University
S H I L O H
A B AT T L E F I E L D G U I D E
BY M A R K G R I M S L E Y A N D
S T E V E N E . WO O D WO RT H
Cartography by Christopher L. Brest University of Nebraska Press
Lincoln and London
©2006by the Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska. All rights reserved. Manufactured in the United States of America.
Text set by G&S Typesetters, Inc., in Linotype Swift, designed by Gerard Unger, with Helvetica display. Book designed by Richard Eckersley. Book printed by Edwards Brothers, Inc.
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Grimsley, Mark. Shiloh : a battlefield guide / by Mark Grimsley and Steven E. Woodworth. p. cm. – (This hallowed ground : guides to Civil War battlefields) Includes bibliographical references. isbn-13: 978-0-8032-7100-5(paperback : alk. paper) isbn-10: 0-8032-7100-x(paperback : alkaline paper) 1. Shiloh, Battle of, Tenn.,1862.2. Shiloh National Military Park (Tenn.) – Guidebooks.i. Woodworth, Steven E.ii.Title.iii. This hallowed ground. e473.54.g75 2006 976.8'04–dc22 2005011383
Contents
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
How to Use This Guide
The Shiloh Campaign: March –April 1862
overview of the first day, april 6, 1862
Pittsburg Landing,March 1862
Union Commanders Select an Encampment,
March 17–April 5
The Confederates Plan an Attack,March 15 –April 1
Shiloh Church,–5April 4 Fraley Field,April 6 Powell’s Reconnaissance,April 6, 3:00–5:30a.m.
The Confederate Army Advances,April 3–5
“Tonight We Will Water Our Horses in the Tennessee River,”
April6, 5:30 a.m.
Peabody’s Battle Line,5:30– 8:00a.m.
Peabody’s Camp,8:00– 8:30a.m.
Eastern Route, April 6
Spain Field,7:30–10:00a.m. Miller’s Brigade Deploys,7:30– 8:00a.m. Gladden’s Brigade Attacks,8:30–9:00a.m.
The Collapse of Miller’s Defense,8:30–9:00a.m.
ChalmersandJacksonRedeploy,9:00–10:00a.m. McCuller’s Field,10:00–11:00a.m. Stuart’s Defense,11:00–11:30a.m.
The Peach Orchard,7: 30a.m.–2: 30p.m.
Hurlbut to the Rescue,7:30– 8:30a.m.
Hurlbut Deploys,8:30–9:30a.m.
The First “Attack,”9:00–10:00a.m.
The Formation of the Sunken Road Position,
10:00–11:00a.m.
“A Few More Charges and the Day Is Ours,”12:30–2:00p.m.
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The First Assaults,2:00–2:30p.m.
Hornets’ Nest Excursion
31st Indiana Infantry
12th Michigan Infantry
Hickenlooper’s Battery
Arkansas State Memorial
Munch’s Battery Monument
7th Iowa Infantry
2nd Iowa Infantry
The Collapse of the Union Left,2:00– 4:00p.m. Johnston’sDeath,2: 30p.m.
Western Route, April 6
Rea Field,6:00– 8:00a.m.
Sherman’s Division Is Attacked,6:00–7:00a.m.
The 53rd Ohio Fights and Retreats,7:00– 8:00a.m.
Shiloh Branch,6:00– 8:00a.m.
Ridge near Shiloh Church
Buckland’s Brigade Holds Fast,8:30–10:00a.m. Sherman’s Division Fights and Falls Back,8:00–10:00a.m. On the Hamburg-Purdy Road,10:30–11:00a.m.
Review Field,10:30–11:00a.m.
McClernand’s Camps
The Confederates Advance,11:00–11:30a.m.
The Federals Counterattack,11:30 a.m.–1:00p.m.
Duncan Field,10: 00a.m.– 4: 30p.m.
Hell’s Hollow,4:00–5:00p.m.
Grant’s Last Line, 5: 00 – 6: 30p.m.
Dill Branch Excursion
overview of the second day, april 7, 1862
Eastern Route, April 7 The Line of Departure,5: 00a.m. Wicker Field,5:00–10:00a.m.
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afterword appendix a appendix b appendix c
Bloody Pond,10:00–11:00a.m.
Davis Wheat Field
The Federals Attack,10:30–11:30a.m.
The Confederates Counterattack,11:30a.m.–12:00 noon
Western Route, April 7
Lew Wallace’s Approach,00 noonApril 6, 12: 7: 15p.m.
Tilghman Branch,6:30–9:00a.m.
Jones Field,9: 00a.m.noon–12: 00
Sowell Field,noon12: 00
Water Oaks Pond,12: 00 noon–2: 00p.m.
The Corinth Campaign,April 8–May 30, 1862
The Union and Confederate Commands onApril 6, 1862
Orders of Battle
Organization, Weapons, and Tactics Sources For Further Reading
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Acknowledgments
The authors would like to extend their sincere appreciation to Stacy D. Allen, the National Park Service historian at Shiloh National Military Park. Stacy probably knows more about the battle than anyone, living or dead, and his as-sistance has greatly improved this guide. During the summer of 1998, Mark Grimsley conducted a staff ride of the battlefield with the officer cadre of the 3/502nd Infantry Battalion, then com-manded by Lt. Col. William O. Odom. As always in such cases, the learning expe-rience was decidedly mutual. Mark benefited from it considerably in preparing his share of the guide. Finally, we have dedicated this book to Lt. Col. John F. Guilmartin Jr. (usaf, Ret.), who flew rescue helicopters dur-ing the Vietnam War, received the Silver Star for valor under fire, and received a PhD from Princeton (which, to hear him tell it, required considerable valor as well). A gifted historian, Joe is an even more gifted teacher. Steve had the privi-lege of studying under Joe at Rice Uni-versity. Mark had the same privilege at The Ohio State University and currently enjoys the pleasure of having Joe as a fellow colleague. Joe epitomizes the term “soldier-scholar.” He is also a gen-erous friend, a born raconteur, and a mean hand with a barbecue. The frontispiece of this book is from the collection of the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division. All other illustrations first appeared in Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, 4 vols., ed. Robert Underwood Johnson and Clarence Clough Buel (New York: Cen-tury Co., 1887—88). The volume and page number from which each illustra-tion was taken appear at the end of each caption.
For John F. Guilmartin Jr.
Teacher, colleague, and friend
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