History Short: Why Name Places after Those Who Lost? (Corrected and Expanded Version) @HistoryandHeadlines
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On December 16, 1863, after bungling the defense of Chattanooga, Confederate Army General Braxton Bragg was replaced as Commander of the Army of Tennessee by General Johnston.

NOTE: This video fixes a slight wording error from the previous version of this video.

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