A Personal History of Ulysses S Grant
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Kelson did not leave Savanna until an hour after noon, but now he arrived with his splendid troops. "Here we are, General, " lie said, with the military salute, "we don't know many fine points or nice evolu- tions, but if you want stupidity and hard fighting, I reckon we are the men for you. "'" * Nelson, a Kentuckian, formerly of the navy, was an able general, but extremely irascible and violent. Six months after this battle, in the Gait House, Louisville, he was grossly abusive to a subordina...te, General Jeff. C. Davis, and finalh r struck him in the face. Davis procured a revolver in the next room and shot Nelson dead ; and a court-martial acquitted him.
252 The Night Aftek the Battle. 18G2 -1 They were placed in position, "but only fired a few shots that night. After dark, Lew. Wallace — who had got on a wrong road — also reached the field. Had he and Nelson been present earlier, precious lives would have been saved, and a narrow escape converted into an overwhelming triumph.
The tiring died away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kelson did not leave Savanna until an hour after noon, but now he arrived with his splendid troops. "Here we are, General, " lie said, with the military salute, "we don't know many fine points or nice evolu- tions, but if you want stupidity and hard fighting, I reckon we are the men for you. "'" * Nelson, a Kentuckian, formerly of the navy, was an able general, but extremely irascible and violent. Six months after this battle, in the Gait House, Louisville, he was grossly abusive to a subordina...te, General Jeff. C. Davis, and finalh r struck him in the face. Davis procured a revolver in the next room and shot Nelson dead ; and a court-martial acquitted him.
252 The Night Aftek the Battle. 18G2 -1 They were placed in position, "but only fired a few shots that night. After dark, Lew. Wallace — who had got on a wrong road — also reached the field. Had he and Nelson been present earlier, precious lives would have been saved, and a narrow escape converted into an overwhelming triumph.
The tiring died away.
What to read after A Personal History of Ulysses S Grant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert D Albert Deane Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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