Confederate defensive positions along the Etowah River
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Confederate defensive positions along the Etowah River were a series of temporary fieldworks and fortifications established by Confederate forces in northwestern Georgia during the 1864 Atlanta Campaign to delay and oppose Union advances before falling back to the stronger Kennesaw Mountain line.
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| Confederate defensive positions along the Etowah River canonical | 1 |
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Confederate Kennesaw Mountain line
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Confederate defensive positions along the Etowah River
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