Pat Cleburne Meets a Captured Colonel at Chickamauga
17K views · Sep 29, 2026 · Education
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@Joe-Mamasixtyninefourtwenty · 1 day ago
I love how eloquently they spoke back in those days.
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@KillrMillr7 · 1 day ago
Great story. We must never be bamboozled into doing this ever again.
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@PastorDanWhite · 14 hours ago
Thanks Ron.
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@darrellborland119 · 1 day ago
Good morning, Ron and all. A most interesting account. Thank you and have a good day, folks.
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@Mart-u2u · 1 day ago (edited)
As always, a good tale well told. Thank you, kind sir. No dry eyes here right now. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt02h7Pfifk&t=714">11:54</a>
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@reedhryals7007 · 23 hours ago
Some years ago on the family farm at Pecan Point on the old Mississippi River. I was metal detector hunting to see what I could find. This land and where our hq was . Was owned by some McGavocks of Tennessee they moved here in the 1820s with Felix Grundy. I found a Virginia belt buckle and a few feet from there. I found a General George Thomas reunion medal for the battle of chickamauga. Pretty neat treasure
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@kgobrien1 · 1 day ago (edited)
incredibly moving account, thank you.
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@h.j.d.2624 · 1 day ago
Nice.
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@rhoff523 · 1 day ago
Excellent.
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@redcossack245 · 1 day ago
I had many relatives serve under Cleburne during most of the war, and were charging with him when he was killed at Franklin. 33rd Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regiment.
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@stephenholmes1036 · 1 day ago
Patrick Clayburn the best of the Confederates
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@timferguson2682 · 1 day ago
General Patrick Cleburne proposed emancipation and the establishment of formerly enslaved regiments as the only way the South could get the manpower to win.
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