A Second Letter to Charles Edward Long On the Ms Journal And Private Correspon
A Second Letter to Charles Edward Long On the Ms Journal And Private Correspon
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' ' On a former occasion, not wishing to meet this extraordinary statement of General Long by a mere unsupported contradiction of my own, I showed you how inconsistent it was with what he had written in other places, and what he is known to have done. — But the whole account involves a mass of contradictions and inconsistencies. The latter half forgets the beginning — He informs us that " I first " cautioned him not to expose himself, telling him " that the enemy was exceedingly strong in caval...ry. " Here, by-the-by, I must have told him more than I * C. E. Long's Reply, p. 75.
61 knew, . And more than proved to be the case. Next, sir, this inferior officer "peremptorily" demands from his superior, decided orders : — and for what? Why, it would appear that he was preparing for some ser- vice which was to be effected at a distance, and not immediately in the view and under the control of the Commander in Chief. He asks if he should attack the enemy " wherever he met them ;" and my answer, as he has reported it, is precisely such as would be given on the understanding that he was about to execute some duty where I should not be present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' On a former occasion, not wishing to meet this extraordinary statement of General Long by a mere unsupported contradiction of my own, I showed you how inconsistent it was with what he had written in other places, and what he is known to have done. — But the whole account involves a mass of contradictions and inconsistencies. The latter half forgets the beginning — He informs us that " I first " cautioned him not to expose himself, telling him " that the enemy was exceedingly strong in caval...ry. " Here, by-the-by, I must have told him more than I * C. E. Long's Reply, p. 75.
61 knew, . And more than proved to be the case. Next, sir, this inferior officer "peremptorily" demands from his superior, decided orders : — and for what? Why, it would appear that he was preparing for some ser- vice which was to be effected at a distance, and not immediately in the view and under the control of the Commander in Chief. He asks if he should attack the enemy " wherever he met them ;" and my answer, as he has reported it, is precisely such as would be given on the understanding that he was about to execute some duty where I should not be present.
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