Addresses On the Presentation of the Sword of Gen Andrew Jackson to the Congres
Addresses On the Presentation of the Sword of Gen Andrew Jackson to the Congres
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He was a major general in the Tennessee militia the only place he would continue to hold, and to which he had been elected by the contingency of one vote, so 31 close was the chance for a miss in this first step. His friends believed that he had military genius, and pro- posed him for the brigadier's appointment which was allotted to the West. That appointment was given to another, and Jackson remained unnoticed on his farm. Soon another appointment of general was allotted to the West. Jackson ...was proposed again; and was again left to attend to his farm. Then a batch of gen- erals, as they were called, was authorized by law six at a time, and from all parts of the Union; and then his friends believed that surely his time had come. Not so the fact. The six appointments went elsewhere, and the hero patriot, who was born to lead armies to vic- tory, was still left to the care of his fields, while incom- petent men were leading our troops to defeat, to captivity, to slaughter; for that is the way the war opened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a major general in the Tennessee militia the only place he would continue to hold, and to which he had been elected by the contingency of one vote, so 31 close was the chance for a miss in this first step. His friends believed that he had military genius, and pro- posed him for the brigadier's appointment which was allotted to the West. That appointment was given to another, and Jackson remained unnoticed on his farm. Soon another appointment of general was allotted to the West. Jackson ...was proposed again; and was again left to attend to his farm. Then a batch of gen- erals, as they were called, was authorized by law six at a time, and from all parts of the Union; and then his friends believed that surely his time had come. Not so the fact. The six appointments went elsewhere, and the hero patriot, who was born to lead armies to vic- tory, was still left to the care of his fields, while incom- petent men were leading our troops to defeat, to captivity, to slaughter; for that is the way the war opened.
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