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SUB CW. You're going to do. Oh, Hey everyone. Welcome to episode number 456 of our Civil War podcast.

I'm Rich.

And I'm Tracy. Hello y'all.

With this week's show, we're going to start to take a look at an operation in February

1864 led by William Tecumseh Sherman that was in many ways a dress rehearsal for

as famous or infamous march through Georgia.

In October 1864, before he set out to cut a destructive path through the peach tree state,

Sherman would tell you Lecis Grant, I can make the March and make

Georgia Howell.

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