Case Stated
Case Stated
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Before such a tribunal as the one supposed General Wadsworth would reap no advantage from his high birth and large possessions. These have given him the assurance to criti- cise the course of military action pursued by his superior in com- mand, Major-General McClellak, with a freedom and severity quite unauthorized by the rank and military experience of General Wadsworth. Censure cast upon a superior military officer for his professional course of action, calculated to impair the confidence of... the army in him, is reprehensible in any man*, in a military subordin- ate it is not consistent with the character of an officer or a patriot.
General McClellan yet survives the attacks made on him by Gen- eral Wadsworth and others; he possesses the confidence of his Gov- ernment, and tiie devoted attachment of the army under his command, maintaining the character of a soldier, a scholar, a gentleman, and, more than all, of a Great Conqueror, for he has learned to rule his own spirit, and when reviled, he reviles not again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before such a tribunal as the one supposed General Wadsworth would reap no advantage from his high birth and large possessions. These have given him the assurance to criti- cise the course of military action pursued by his superior in com- mand, Major-General McClellak, with a freedom and severity quite unauthorized by the rank and military experience of General Wadsworth. Censure cast upon a superior military officer for his professional course of action, calculated to impair the confidence of... the army in him, is reprehensible in any man*, in a military subordin- ate it is not consistent with the character of an officer or a patriot.
General McClellan yet survives the attacks made on him by Gen- eral Wadsworth and others; he possesses the confidence of his Gov- ernment, and tiie devoted attachment of the army under his command, maintaining the character of a soldier, a scholar, a gentleman, and, more than all, of a Great Conqueror, for he has learned to rule his own spirit, and when reviled, he reviles not again.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hiram Ketchum to read onlineMoreLess
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