A History of Lumsden's Battery, C.S.a.
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But Lumsden saw the ill effects, threatswere being made to tear the hut down, and release him; and the finestkind of soldiers were beginning to get sulky. So he mounted his horseand went to Bragg's headquarters. What transpired there none of us everknew, but Lumsden rode back with orders for Foster's release andrestoration to duty. The whole thing was a mistake, first on Bragg'spart, and lastly in the sentence placed by the officers who constitutedthe military court. A mere reprimand would have... been ample, and notcaused any sulkiness among spirited men. Forcible release of theprisoner would surely have resulted in serious consequences to many, and the possible ruining of a good command. We relate the incident asillustrating the traits of character of the two officers.
Bragg's want of tact, and Lumsden's possession of that same quality inthe handling of volunteer citizen soldiers. Foster had probably morefriends than ever in the whole battalion.
When not on duty, the men in camp followed their own inclinations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Lumsden saw the ill effects, threatswere being made to tear the hut down, and release him; and the finestkind of soldiers were beginning to get sulky. So he mounted his horseand went to Bragg's headquarters. What transpired there none of us everknew, but Lumsden rode back with orders for Foster's release andrestoration to duty. The whole thing was a mistake, first on Bragg'spart, and lastly in the sentence placed by the officers who constitutedthe military court. A mere reprimand would have... been ample, and notcaused any sulkiness among spirited men. Forcible release of theprisoner would surely have resulted in serious consequences to many, and the possible ruining of a good command. We relate the incident asillustrating the traits of character of the two officers.
Bragg's want of tact, and Lumsden's possession of that same quality inthe handling of volunteer citizen soldiers. Foster had probably morefriends than ever in the whole battalion.
When not on duty, the men in camp followed their own inclinations.
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