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Cavalry Action (Dec 15, 1864)

Cavalry Action (Dec 15, 1864) is a Tennessee historical marker in Davidson County.

3212 Charlotte Ave

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The right of the main Federal defense line crossed Charlotte Pike here. In the opening phase of the battle, mounted and dismounted cavalry of Wilson's Corps moved out of the Federal works, supporting the advance of Smith's XVÍ Corps in a turning movement of the extreme left flank of the Confederate positions.

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David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries

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