Hardee as aging railroad exec and writer
Hardee convinces Davis to sack Bragg
Lt. General Nathan B. Forrest, raider, gets there “first-est with the most-est”
Lt. General William Hardee, commands left wing of Bragg’s Army of Tennessee
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Major General Franklin Gardner, hero at siege of Port Hudson on the Mississippi River
Brigadier General Archibald Gracie, wealthy NY family, KIA at Petersburg
Hays field service ends with a serious wound at Spottsylvania Court House
Fredericksburg, Virginia, scene of Lee’s bloody December 1862 defeat of Burnside
Major General Harry Heth, whose search for shoes sparks the Gettysburg battle
Brigadier General John Floyd, former US Sec of War, relieved after Ft. Donelson
Brigadier General John Fraser, who fails to hold the Cumberland Gap in 1863 campaign
Major Harry Gilmor, cavalry raider operating mostly in Maryland
Brigadier General Harry Hays who leads his famous “Louisiana Tigers”
Brigadier General Nathaniel Harris, a steady four year record in the east
Brigadier George Gordon, wounded at Franklin, post-war KKK with Forest
Brigadier General Samuel Garland, KIA at South Mountain
Brigadier General Martin Gary, escorts Davis into North Carolina as war is lost
Brigadier General Roger Hanson, KIA at Stones River
Hardee’s charge at Stone’s River almost leads to Union rout
Lt. General John B. Gordon, shot 5 times at Antietam, valiant ANV leader
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Hardee replaced after Atlanta by the bolder Hood who loses army at Franklin
Major General Bryan Grimes, from 1st Bull Run to Appomattox, last given this rank by CSA
Brigadier General Daniel Frost, a New Yorker who plays a minor role in the west
Roger Hanson
Wade Hampton III
Brigadier General Richard Garnett, KIA in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg
Hampton, alone with Forest in reaching his rank without prior military training
Lt. General Wade Hampton III, wounded 5 times, cavalry head after Stuart killed
John B. Gordon surrenders to Chamberlain at Appomattox
Brigadier General James B. Gordon, KIA at Yellow Tavern, near Richmond