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7 The application of this order in specific instances has already been described. To Colonel Mundy, who executed it at Pulaski, he wrote that a few of the most important cases should be selected first, and subsequent action taken according to the effect produced on the public mind. 8 At the same time, he asked and obtained the consent of Lincoln to arrest seventy "vile secessionists" and offer them in exchange for an equal number of prominent loyal East Tennesseeans imprisoned at Mobile. If exc...hange was refused, he proposed to send his prisoners south at their own expense and forbid their return. 9 The operations of the Union army, too, were seriously handi capped by the disloyalty of the Tennesseeans. Buell declared that he could learn nothing from the people, while every detail of his movements was immediately communicated to the enemy. Almost no supplies could be obtained and the army was COITH 5 J. P. , vol. Xix, 4424, 4460; vol. Xx, 4523.
"Ibid. , vol. Xx, 4525.
''Annual Cyclopedia, 1862, p.
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7 The application of this order in specific instances has already been described. To Colonel Mundy, who executed it at Pulaski, he wrote that a few of the most important cases should be selected first, and subsequent action taken according to the effect produced on the public mind. 8 At the same time, he asked and obtained the consent of Lincoln to arrest seventy "vile secessionists" and offer them in exchange for an equal number of prominent loyal East Tennesseeans imprisoned at Mobile. If exc...hange was refused, he proposed to send his prisoners south at their own expense and forbid their return. 9 The operations of the Union army, too, were seriously handi capped by the disloyalty of the Tennesseeans. Buell declared that he could learn nothing from the people, while every detail of his movements was immediately communicated to the enemy. Almost no supplies could be obtained and the army was COITH 5 J. P. , vol. Xix, 4424, 4460; vol. Xx, 4523.
"Ibid. , vol. Xx, 4525.
''Annual Cyclopedia, 1862, p.
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