A Biographical Sketch of Hon. Charles H. Larrabee
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Hancock, Brig. Qen'l Vols.
Sketch of Charles H. Lakbabbe. 11 While this effort proved unavailing, Maj. Larrabee, by his faith- ful services, and energy of character, was steadily making friends and reputation in the army. His Division commander, Gen. Smith, tendered him the appointment of Provost Marshal on his staff, which he declined for the reason that he preferred to serve with his regiment during the campaign on the Peninsula, which had then just commenced its operations. Gren. Smith's Ass...istant Ad- jutant General, L. D. Currie, wrote Maj. Larrabee, March 8, 1862, as fallows : " Sir: — I am directed by Brig. Gen. W. F. Smith, commanding this Divis- ion, to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 27th ult., and to express his regret that, under existing circumstances, you have thought it unadvisa- ble to accept the appointment of Provost Marshal of this Division. Gen.
Smith regrets this determination on your part the more, as by your zeal and assiduity on a previous occasion, you much advanced the interests of his Division." In the latter part of March, 1862, on a reconnaissance up James Kiver, above Newport News, a correspondent wrote : " We all be- gan to feel uneasy about Major Larrabee, who had command of two companies, I and D, who were ordered out to act as flankers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hancock, Brig. Qen'l Vols.
Sketch of Charles H. Lakbabbe. 11 While this effort proved unavailing, Maj. Larrabee, by his faith- ful services, and energy of character, was steadily making friends and reputation in the army. His Division commander, Gen. Smith, tendered him the appointment of Provost Marshal on his staff, which he declined for the reason that he preferred to serve with his regiment during the campaign on the Peninsula, which had then just commenced its operations. Gren. Smith's Ass...istant Ad- jutant General, L. D. Currie, wrote Maj. Larrabee, March 8, 1862, as fallows : " Sir: — I am directed by Brig. Gen. W. F. Smith, commanding this Divis- ion, to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 27th ult., and to express his regret that, under existing circumstances, you have thought it unadvisa- ble to accept the appointment of Provost Marshal of this Division. Gen.
Smith regrets this determination on your part the more, as by your zeal and assiduity on a previous occasion, you much advanced the interests of his Division." In the latter part of March, 1862, on a reconnaissance up James Kiver, above Newport News, a correspondent wrote : " We all be- gan to feel uneasy about Major Larrabee, who had command of two companies, I and D, who were ordered out to act as flankers.
What to read after A Biographical Sketch of Hon. Charles H. Larrabee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Draper, Lyman Copeland, 1815-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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