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| Posted: Sun Oct 5th, 2008 06:09 pm |
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I have just read about a fairly significant night attack, by then brigadier general, N.B. Forrest, during U.S. colonel Abel Steight's Alabama raid. The battle was called Day's Gap, but there were skirmishes at Sand Mountain and Hog Mountain. The battle at Hog Mountain started after sunset and was hard fought.
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