How might the history of the US Civil War be different had the Union lost the Battle of Mill Springs?
In January of 1862, at Mill Springs, Kentucky near the Cumberland Gap, Union forces serving under George H. Thomas successfully defeated Confederate forces commanded by George B. Crittenden. This was an early victory for the Union.
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