The American Spectator
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Gen. George H. Thomas was a Virginian who “disgraced” his family by remaining loyal to the Union when Virginia seceded.
He never achieved the fame of Gens . Grant and Sherman , but “[H]e was almost alone among Union generals in never losing a battle” Thomas used his position atop Snodgrass Hill to repel repeated Confederate assaults.
The stout defense enabled the army to retreat safely to Chattanooga .
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