An account of the battle of Wilson's Creek, or Oak Hills, fought between the Union troops, commanded by Gen. N. Lyon and the Southern, or Confederate troops, under command of Gens. McCulloch and Price, on Saturday, August 10, 1861, in Greene county, Missouri

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In the tumultuous early days of the American Civil War, the Battle of Wilson's Creek emerged as a pivotal clash between Union and Confederate forces. This detailed account chronicles the fierce confrontation on August 10, 1861, where Union troops, under General Nathaniel Lyon, faced off against the Southern forces led by Generals McCulloch and Price. "An Account of the Battle of Wilson's Creek, or Oak Hills" by Holcombe & Adams offers a vivid portrayal of military strategy and the chaos of battle, highlighting the significance of leadership and tactical decisions. Ideal for historians and students alike, this document provides essential insights into a key moment in American history, enriching the understanding of conflict and its enduring impact on the nation.