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27 Night Riders Surrounded His Cabin—They Didn’t Know He Was a Sniper

Option 2 (Action-focused): One Union Sniper vs. 27 Klan Members: The Siege of Shepherd's Hollow
Option 3 (Mystery/History): The Forgotten Black Veteran Who Defeated the KKK With Military Tactics
Option 4 (Short & Punchy): They Surrounded the Wrong Cabin.
Video Description
On the night of April 14, 1871, 27 armed men surrounded a lone cabin in rural Tennessee. They expected an easy victory against a solitary black farmer. What they didn't know was that the man inside, Nathaniel Harden, was a decorated Union sharpshooter who had killed 247 men during the Civil War—and he never missed.

In this forgotten chapter of American history, we uncover the incredible true story of a siege that didn't make it into the textbooks. Discover how one man used military strategy, psychological warfare, and a hidden box of letters to hold off a mob and force the federal government to take action during the Reconstruction era.

In this video:

The military background of Nathaniel Harden.
The brutal siege of April 14, 1871.
How Harden outsmarted 27 men without becoming a murderer.
The legal battle that sent night riders to federal prison.
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