Battle of Shelbyville

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The Battle of Shelbyville was an American Civil War engagement in Tennessee in 1863, where Union forces clashed with Confederate troops as part of the broader maneuvering that drove the Confederates out of Middle Tennessee.

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instanceOf American Civil War engagement
battle
belligerent Confederate States of America
United States (Union)
campaignObjective Drive Confederate forces out of Middle Tennessee
combatant Confederate Army
Union Army
commander David S. Stanley
Joseph Wheeler
conflict American Civil War
country United States
date 1863
followedBy Union occupation of Middle Tennessee
front Western Front of the American Civil War
location Bedford County, Tennessee
Shelbyville, Tennessee
natureOfEngagement cavalry action
partOf Tullahoma Campaign
precededBy maneuvering during the Tullahoma Campaign
region Middle Tennessee
relatedEvent Battle of Hoover’s Gap
Battle of Tullahoma
linked to: Tullahoma Campaign
result Union victory
state Tennessee
strategicEffect Contributed to Confederate withdrawal from Middle Tennessee
theater Western Theater of the American Civil War
year 1863

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Tullahoma Campaign notableEngagement Battle of Shelbyville