The Rebels were defeating the Federals position one after another, but the Union commander, Ulysses S. Grant , ordered for his troops to block the sunken road, in which the Confederates were traveling on, no matter what. Shots were fired at the Federals, but it did not faze them, at least not until the Confederate army obtained sixty-two cannons and started firing them at point black range down the sunken road. Soon after that monstrosity, the Union troops were forced to surrender.

At the same time as fighting at the sunken road was taking place, there was more fighting occurring at a peach orchard not far away. The raid on the peach orchard was lead by General Johnston. He was wounded by bullets that passed by him, and he was shot in the back of the leg. Earlier that day he had sent his surgeon to take care of the Union prisoners, so as he sat under a peach tree, he slowly bleed to a certain death. He was thinking of his dream, and the uni

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