The Rock of Chickamauga

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The Rock of Chickamauga is the famous nickname of Union General George H. Thomas, earned for his steadfast defensive stand at the Battle of Chickamauga during the American Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nickname
appliedBy Civil War historians
Union soldiers
contemporaries of George H. Thomas
appliesTo Union General George H. Thomas NERFINISHED
associatedWithSide Union Army NERFINISHED
countryOfContext United States NERFINISHED
earnedDuring Battle of Chickamauga NERFINISHED
earnedDuringConflict American Civil War NERFINISHED
earnedFor steadfast defensive stand at the Battle of Chickamauga
fieldOfUse American Civil War studies
military history
hasNotableQuality defensive skill
steadfastness
hasReputationFor saving the Union Army at Chickamauga
hasSubject Battle of Chickamauga NERFINISHED
George H. Thomas NERFINISHED
hasWord Chickamauga NERFINISHED
Rock
language English
refersTo George H. Thomas NERFINISHED
George Henry Thomas NERFINISHED
refersToBattle Battle of Chickamauga NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Union defense of Horseshoe Ridge NERFINISHED
Union retreat at Chickamauga NERFINISHED
symbolizes stability under pressure
unyielding defense
timePeriodOfOrigin 1863
usedAs honorific nickname

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George H. Thomas nickname The Rock of Chickamauga