Sherman's "March to the Sea" destroyed everything in a 300 mile long and 60 mile wide path between what two Georgia cities?

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Sherman's "March to the Sea" destroyed everything in a 300 mile long and 60 mile wide path between what two Georgia cities?

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Atlanta to Savannah, Georgia. Hope this helps! =)

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