Battle of Bayou Fourche
{'<entity_0>': 'Engagement at Bayou Fourche', '<entity_1>': 'Battle of Bayou Fourche', '<entity_2>': '10 September 1863', '<entity_3>': 'Pulaski County', '<entity_4>': 'Little Rock', '<entity_5>': 'Confederate States of America', '<entity_6>': 'Arkansas', '<entity_7>': 'battle'}
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The <entity_1>, also known as <entity_0> or Battle of <entity_4>, was a minor conflict of the American Civil War, and the principal engagement of the <entity_4> Campaign. It was fought on <entity_2>, in <entity_3>, <entity_6>, near the Bayou Fourche (present-day <entity_4>), and was the culmination of a month-long offensive launched by U.S. Army Major-General Frederick Steele on August 1, 1863, to capture the capital of <entity_6>. Awakening to the distant rumble of artillery <entity_2>, the citizens of <entity_4> found themselves in the vortex of the conflict. On <entity_2>, Steele sent a cavalry division led by Brigadier-General John W. Davidson across the <entity_6> River to advance on <entity_4> while he moved against <entity_5> forces strongly entrenched on the north side of the river. Army Major-General Sterling Price, commanding at <entity_4>, fell back to Arkadelphia on the 14th, and eventually reestablished his command at Camp Bragg, <entity_6>. The fall of <entity_4> to Union forces after Vicksburg, sealed <entity_6>' fate and helped to further demoralize <entity_5> citizens west of the Mississippi River. The growth of <entity_4> has obscured many of the sites associated with the <entity_7> and subsequent evacuation of the city.
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