Battles And Leaders of the Civil War volume 4
Battles And Leaders of the Civil War volume 4
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General Halleck's own opinion of the relative value of the Mobile and Texas campaigns is in- dicated in his dispatch to General Banks of July 24th : "I think Texas much the most important. " 346 THE RED RIVER CAMPAIGN.
of the question, and the route proposed by General Halleck being at that moment quite impracticable, because the Red River is only navigable during a few weeks in the spring, General Banks at once concentrated his troops on the Teche for a renewal of the attempt by moving directl...y west across the prairie by way of Niblett's Bluff. However, it did not take long to realize that to march an army three hundred miles across a barren country, with no water in the summer and fall, and plenty of water but no road in the winter and spring, was really not to be thought of, especially when the column would have to guard against an active enemy on its flank and rear during the march and to meet and overcome another at its end.
Accordingly, General Banks reverted to his first idea of making the attempt by sea, and selected the Thirteenth Corps, then commanded by Major-Gen- eral C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Halleck's own opinion of the relative value of the Mobile and Texas campaigns is in- dicated in his dispatch to General Banks of July 24th : "I think Texas much the most important. " 346 THE RED RIVER CAMPAIGN.
of the question, and the route proposed by General Halleck being at that moment quite impracticable, because the Red River is only navigable during a few weeks in the spring, General Banks at once concentrated his troops on the Teche for a renewal of the attempt by moving directl...y west across the prairie by way of Niblett's Bluff. However, it did not take long to realize that to march an army three hundred miles across a barren country, with no water in the summer and fall, and plenty of water but no road in the winter and spring, was really not to be thought of, especially when the column would have to guard against an active enemy on its flank and rear during the march and to meet and overcome another at its end.
Accordingly, General Banks reverted to his first idea of making the attempt by sea, and selected the Thirteenth Corps, then commanded by Major-Gen- eral C.
What to read after Battles And Leaders of the Civil War volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Century Company to read onlineMoreLess
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