Report of a Board of Army Officers Upon the Claim of Maj. Gen. William Farrar Smith

This report examines the claim of William Farrar Smith, a major general in the US Army, that he was the true architect of the plan to relieve the Union forces at Chattanooga during the Civil War. The report provides valuable insight into the politics and military strategy of the time.

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