Campaigns of the Civil War volume 4
Campaigns of the Civil War volume 4
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(No. 41. ) General Morell — Lose not a moment in withdrawing and coming down the road to me. The wagons which went up send down at once and have the road cleared, and send me word when you have all in motion. Your command must follow Sykes'.
F. J. PORTER, Major-General Com. Inanding.
The following despatch (B. E. , p. 717), written at the same time as No. 41, came to light for the first time in the evi- dence of General Sturgis. If it had been brought forward before the court-martial in 1862, i...t certainly would have re- lieved me of all suspicion, and of the charge that knowingly I permitted Piatt's brigade and Gritiin's to wander to Cen- treville, and would have tended to destroy the impression of an evil animus on my part.
APPENDIX C. 189 (No. 41a. ) Gen. Sturgis — Please put your command in motion to follow Sykes as soon as he starts. If you know of any other troops who are to join me, I wish you to send them notice to follow you. We march as soon. As we can see.
F. J. PORTER, Major- General.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(No. 41. ) General Morell — Lose not a moment in withdrawing and coming down the road to me. The wagons which went up send down at once and have the road cleared, and send me word when you have all in motion. Your command must follow Sykes'.
F. J. PORTER, Major-General Com. Inanding.
The following despatch (B. E. , p. 717), written at the same time as No. 41, came to light for the first time in the evi- dence of General Sturgis. If it had been brought forward before the court-martial in 1862, i...t certainly would have re- lieved me of all suspicion, and of the charge that knowingly I permitted Piatt's brigade and Gritiin's to wander to Cen- treville, and would have tended to destroy the impression of an evil animus on my part.
APPENDIX C. 189 (No. 41a. ) Gen. Sturgis — Please put your command in motion to follow Sykes as soon as he starts. If you know of any other troops who are to join me, I wish you to send them notice to follow you. We march as soon. As we can see.
F. J. PORTER, Major- General.
What to read after Campaigns of the Civil War volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coffin, Charles Carleton, 1823-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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