don't still our ilitration of manigault's great victory. major general john logan, 15th corps commander, however, rallies his troops. there you see black jack and eventually pushed manigault's men back. brown and clayton's divisions have to withdraw back into the wor works. manigault behind cotton bails with the union overrun lines there. for a while they capture -- the yankee counterattack in the right sweeps over and retakes degresses guns. one last confederate attack trying to take the build hill fails. and at the end, the confessed rats are repulsed and pull back. casualties, 3,700 federal circa. 5500 confederate, including 3,300 from hardee's corps doing most of the heavy fighting. sherman watched from the house that is today on the northeast corner of the carter center perimeter. i pointed this out to president carter wln he had me to dinner to talk about this with his family a few years ago. despite hood's inability to deliver a flank attack, nevertheless, the battle of july 22nd was as close hood came to a battlefield tactical victo

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