The Limits Of Obedience : Brigadier General Thomas J. Wood’s Performance During The Battle Of Chickamauga.

Intro -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- ABSTRACT -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- ILLUSTRATIONS -- CHAPTER 1-INTRODUCTION -- Overview -- Historiography -- CHAPTER 2-THOMAS J. WOOD: THE MAN -- Thomas J. Wood -- Thomas Crittenden -- William Rosecrans -- The Brigade Commanders -- Colonel George Pearson Buell -- Colonel Charles G. Harker -- The Regiments -- 1st Brigade, 1st Division, XXI Corps 100th Illinois Infantry Regiment -- 58th Indiana Infantry Regiment -- 26th Ohio Infantry Regiment -- 13th Michigan Infantry Regiment -- 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, XXI Corps 3rd Kentucky Infantry Regiment -- 64th Ohio Infantry Regiment -- 65th Ohio Infantry Regiment -- 125th Ohio Infantry Regiment -- Conclusion -- CHAPTER 3-FROM MURFREESBORO TO DAY ONE OF CHICKAMAUGA -- Geography and Weather -- Strategic Needs and the Army of the Cumberland -- The Army Moves -- XXI Army Corps and 1st Division during Tullahoma -- Crossing the Cumberland Plateau -- Crossing the Tennessee River -- On to Chattanooga -- Pursuit -- CHAPTER 4-THE FATAL DAY -- From the Reserve to the Line -- Events on the Left: Reynolds, Brannon and Kellogg -- The Writing of the Fatal Order -- The Delivery of the Order -- The Execution of the Order -- Wood's Actions After the Penetration -- CHAPTER 5-CONCLUSION -- Circumstances -- Potential Outcome -- Assumptions -- Experience Level -- Limits of Obedience -- BIBLIOGRAPHY.

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