A Life of Grant for Boys And Girls
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Upon receiving the consent of Halleck, Grant began to move at once. On the 2nd he started his array of fifteen thousand men on transports (steamers) and UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER GRANT 89 Foote, on the 4th, followed with his gunboats to pro- tect and to assist in the fight.
After a reconnoissance. Grant landed his men be- low the fort, which occupied a bend in the Tennessee River, to march upon the foe. Fort Hindman, on the opposite side of the river, surrendered without firing a shot. Foote's ne...w iron-clad gunboats steamed up to within four hundred feet of the fort and opened fire with all their guns. Confederate General Tilgh- man, in command of the fort, hauled down his flag and surrendered and Grant moved in and took possession.
He at once reported to Halleck, " Fort Henry is ours," adding with a confidence not before shown by any Union general, " I shall take and destroy Fort Donelson on the 8th." Fort Donelson was on the Cumberland River within about a twelve-mile march of Fort Henry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon receiving the consent of Halleck, Grant began to move at once. On the 2nd he started his array of fifteen thousand men on transports (steamers) and UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER GRANT 89 Foote, on the 4th, followed with his gunboats to pro- tect and to assist in the fight.
After a reconnoissance. Grant landed his men be- low the fort, which occupied a bend in the Tennessee River, to march upon the foe. Fort Hindman, on the opposite side of the river, surrendered without firing a shot. Foote's ne...w iron-clad gunboats steamed up to within four hundred feet of the fort and opened fire with all their guns. Confederate General Tilgh- man, in command of the fort, hauled down his flag and surrendered and Grant moved in and took possession.
He at once reported to Halleck, " Fort Henry is ours," adding with a confidence not before shown by any Union general, " I shall take and destroy Fort Donelson on the 8th." Fort Donelson was on the Cumberland River within about a twelve-mile march of Fort Henry.
What to read after A Life of Grant for Boys And Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Lee Goss to read onlineMoreLess
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