An Unofficial Patriot
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He was a sensation in the village. He was the first handsome young wounded officer to re turn. Alas ! they were plenty enough later on ; but now his limp and his arm suspended in a sling made him a hero, indeed. Many were the demonstrations in his honor. The Governor came to see him, and strove again to convince Griffith that he, too, was needed at the front. " I have told President Lincoln about you, " he said. " You can see for yourself what the army in Virginia is doing ever since Bull Run 1...98 AN UNOFFICIAL PATRIOT, nothing at all. Those two defeats Bull Run and Ball s Bluff stopped them off entirety. Action that will be effective is simply impos sible without knowing the lay of the land. Northern men don t know it, and we can t trust Southern men to tell the truth, of course, about it. The rebels know that perfectly well, and they bank on it. They keep their best and strongest generals, and men who know the State like a book, right there between Washing ton and Richmond. It won t do to let it be generally known, for that would put panic into our troops when they are tried next ; but there is not a soul the President can trust who knows those passes and denies and fords.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a sensation in the village. He was the first handsome young wounded officer to re turn. Alas ! they were plenty enough later on ; but now his limp and his arm suspended in a sling made him a hero, indeed. Many were the demonstrations in his honor. The Governor came to see him, and strove again to convince Griffith that he, too, was needed at the front. " I have told President Lincoln about you, " he said. " You can see for yourself what the army in Virginia is doing ever since Bull Run 1...98 AN UNOFFICIAL PATRIOT, nothing at all. Those two defeats Bull Run and Ball s Bluff stopped them off entirety. Action that will be effective is simply impos sible without knowing the lay of the land. Northern men don t know it, and we can t trust Southern men to tell the truth, of course, about it. The rebels know that perfectly well, and they bank on it. They keep their best and strongest generals, and men who know the State like a book, right there between Washing ton and Richmond. It won t do to let it be generally known, for that would put panic into our troops when they are tried next ; but there is not a soul the President can trust who knows those passes and denies and fords.
What to read after An Unofficial Patriot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardener, Helen H. (Helen Hamilton), 1853-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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