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37 Weeks

Week 04 (May 12th - May 18th)

Episode 4 | 1m 45sVideo has Closed Captions

Confederate General Johnston and Union Colonel Harrison face off, vying for cannons.

It is mid-May, 1864. Johnston’s army is entrenched at Resaca, protecting the railroad from Union troops. Having failed at Dalton, Sherman launches his attacks. Union Colonel Benjamin Harrison’s troops capture a fort with cannons. Both armies compete for ownership; the Union prevails. Nearly trapped again by Sherman’s army, Johnston retreats south. Sherman nears Atlanta as residents grow anxious.

05/11/2014 | Rating NR

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37 Weeks

Week 04 (May 12th - May 18th)

Episode 4 | 1m 45sVideo has Closed Captions

It is mid-May, 1864. Johnston’s army is entrenched at Resaca, protecting the railroad from Union troops. Having failed at Dalton, Sherman launches his attacks. Union Colonel Benjamin Harrison’s troops capture a fort with cannons. Both armies compete for ownership; the Union prevails. Nearly trapped again by Sherman’s army, Johnston retreats south. Sherman nears Atlanta as residents grow anxious.

05/11/2014 | Rating NR

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