Abraham Lincoln
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But that splendid army, too, was to meet de- feat. Hooker, though a good lieutenant, was a poor chief, and when, May 2, he met Lee at Chancellorsville, "though the Federals fought like devils," he was beaten in a bloody battle.
When the wires bore the news to Lincoln, his face went ghastly grey, and, with hands clasped behind his back, he paced the floor, saying pite- ously : "My God ! My God ! What will the country say! What will the country say!" But he put all this behind him, and fixed his ...sad eyes, sinking deeper and deeper into their caverns, on the future. In the telegraph office he began to ask: "Where's Meade? What's the Fifth Corps doing?" And when Hooker, 160 ABRAHAM LINCOLN angry with Halleck, resigned, he appointed Meade in his place. On July 1 the armies of Meade and Lee grappled in a death struggle at Gettysburg. Those three terrible days Lin- coln was in the telegraph office, anxiously lean- ing over the shoulder of the operator who re- ceived the story, — Cemetery Ridge, Little Round Top, Culp's Hill, and, at last, the mag- nificent, forlorn charge of Pickett.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that splendid army, too, was to meet de- feat. Hooker, though a good lieutenant, was a poor chief, and when, May 2, he met Lee at Chancellorsville, "though the Federals fought like devils," he was beaten in a bloody battle.
When the wires bore the news to Lincoln, his face went ghastly grey, and, with hands clasped behind his back, he paced the floor, saying pite- ously : "My God ! My God ! What will the country say! What will the country say!" But he put all this behind him, and fixed his ...sad eyes, sinking deeper and deeper into their caverns, on the future. In the telegraph office he began to ask: "Where's Meade? What's the Fifth Corps doing?" And when Hooker, 160 ABRAHAM LINCOLN angry with Halleck, resigned, he appointed Meade in his place. On July 1 the armies of Meade and Lee grappled in a death struggle at Gettysburg. Those three terrible days Lin- coln was in the telegraph office, anxiously lean- ing over the shoulder of the operator who re- ceived the story, — Cemetery Ridge, Little Round Top, Culp's Hill, and, at last, the mag- nificent, forlorn charge of Pickett.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brand Whitlock to read onlineMoreLess
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