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Confederate General J. B. Hood was decisively defeated in the Battle of Nashville in 1864. The city became the political, transportation, business and cultural center of the Middle Tennessee region. Besides the state government, it is best known for its educational, musical and religious establishments.
Jan 30, 2020 · During the year of 1756, it’s construction was modest but as the months went by, the fort grew to a great barrier among the wild elements of the landscape. The relations between the occupants and the Cherokee were civil but grew to despair during the year of 1758.
The fifth of nine children, he was born William James Murray in Wilmette, Illinois, to Lucille (Collins), a mailroom clerk, and Edward Joseph Murray II, who sold lumber. He is of Irish descent. Among his siblings are actors Brian Doyle-Murray , Joel Murray , and John Murray .
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- September 21, 1950
Apr 3, 2014 · Murray eventually relocated to New York City, where he took his comedic talents on air in the radio show National Lampoon Hour (1973-74) alongside Dan Aykroyd, Gilda Radner and John Belushi.
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In February 1862, the Union army overtook Nashville, razing many homes and making Nashville the first state capital to fall to the Union. Throughout the Civil War, the Confederates repeatedly attempted to reclaim Nashville to no avail. In December 1864, the Confederate army made its last attempt.
May 21, 2020 · Exit/In holds a rightful place in Nashville’s cultural mythology. But well before its reputation was established, the listening room was just a scrappy entrepreneurial idea tossed between two...
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William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield PC (March 2, 1705 – March 20, 1793), was a British judge and politician who reached high office in the House of Lords. His most famous judgment was in 1772 in the case of James Somersett.
