Bull Run Its Strategy And Tactics
Bull Run Its Strategy And Tactics
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The commander will open fire with artillery only, and will bear in mind that it is a demonstration only he is to make. . . . * Such was the order that took the Federal army to the field of Bull Run, and before leaving that army on the night of the 2oth of July, some comment on this order should be made. 2 Probably the worst feature of McDowell s plans and operations was the persistent way in which Johnston s possible presence at Manassas was left out of account. If Johnston was a likely combata...nt, then every hour of time might be decisive of failure or success ; if he had arrived at Manassas, then it was certainly a question whether it was not better to assume the defensive, or to attempt a combined operation with Patterson. Even on the assumption that Johnston was in the Valley, and making every allowance for McDowell s difficulties, it is not possible to acquit him of having wasted invaluable time.
The flanking movement by Sudley Spring was defen sible chiefly because the fortifications of Manassas stood 1 O.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The commander will open fire with artillery only, and will bear in mind that it is a demonstration only he is to make. . . . * Such was the order that took the Federal army to the field of Bull Run, and before leaving that army on the night of the 2oth of July, some comment on this order should be made. 2 Probably the worst feature of McDowell s plans and operations was the persistent way in which Johnston s possible presence at Manassas was left out of account. If Johnston was a likely combata...nt, then every hour of time might be decisive of failure or success ; if he had arrived at Manassas, then it was certainly a question whether it was not better to assume the defensive, or to attempt a combined operation with Patterson. Even on the assumption that Johnston was in the Valley, and making every allowance for McDowell s difficulties, it is not possible to acquit him of having wasted invaluable time.
The flanking movement by Sudley Spring was defen sible chiefly because the fortifications of Manassas stood 1 O.
What to read after Bull Run Its Strategy And Tactics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston, R. M. (Robert Matteson), 1867-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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