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Fort Henry

noun

  1. a Confederate fort in NW Tennessee, on the Tennessee River: captured by Union forces in 1862.


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Example Sentences

We steamed up to Fort Henry, the river being high and in splendid order.

Sheppard had his scouts out, but the shrewd renegade managed to deceive them, and to appear before Fort Henry almost unannounced.

We purpose now to give the interesting details of an attack on Fort Henry, a small frontier work near where Wheeling now stands.

Shepherd did this, and by the close of the month Fort Henry was, as he said, “Indian proof.”

Fort Donelson was next attacked, the garrison having been reinforced by the men from Fort Henry.

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