The Battle of Franklin

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The Battle of Franklin is portrayed as a complex conflict where both Union and Confederate forces believed they emerged victorious. The narrative highlights the contrasting displays of bravery and cowardice amidst horrific casualties, emphasizing both tactical brilliance and significant strategic missteps. This duality prompts critical inquiries about the nature of victory and the human experience in warfare, revealing the multifaceted realities of battle beyond mere outcomes.