Correspondence of John Sedgwick, Major-General 2
Correspondence of John Sedgwick, Major-General 2
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The arrangements were well carried into effect by Captain W. H, Robinson, Chief of Ambu- lances.
X respectfully request that the raiments and 107 CORRESPONDENCE OF batteries of the corps be permitted to inscribe Fredericksburg and Salem Heights on their colours. It is an honour they have bravely earned.
I have the honour to be, General, Your most obedient servant, John Sedgwick, Major-Genertl Commanding Sixth Army Corps.
Headquarters 6th Army Corps, May 8,1863.
His Excellency The President of t...he United States : Will you allow me, Mr. President, to remind you of the conversation which I had the honour to hold with you on the 7th instant, at Major- General Hooker's headquarters, in relation to the distinguished and gallant services of Briga- dier-General W. T. H. Brooks, commanding the 1st Division in my corps, for whom I asked promotion to the first vacancy ?
General Brooks's name has been conspicuous as a soldier since the beginning of the Rebel- lion. He disciplined the Vermont brigade, which in the last battle, at Banks's Ford, by their heroic conduct, did much to save my corps from being cut off from the bridges and their line of retreat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The arrangements were well carried into effect by Captain W. H, Robinson, Chief of Ambu- lances.
X respectfully request that the raiments and 107 CORRESPONDENCE OF batteries of the corps be permitted to inscribe Fredericksburg and Salem Heights on their colours. It is an honour they have bravely earned.
I have the honour to be, General, Your most obedient servant, John Sedgwick, Major-Genertl Commanding Sixth Army Corps.
Headquarters 6th Army Corps, May 8,1863.
His Excellency The President of t...he United States : Will you allow me, Mr. President, to remind you of the conversation which I had the honour to hold with you on the 7th instant, at Major- General Hooker's headquarters, in relation to the distinguished and gallant services of Briga- dier-General W. T. H. Brooks, commanding the 1st Division in my corps, for whom I asked promotion to the first vacancy ?
General Brooks's name has been conspicuous as a soldier since the beginning of the Rebel- lion. He disciplined the Vermont brigade, which in the last battle, at Banks's Ford, by their heroic conduct, did much to save my corps from being cut off from the bridges and their line of retreat.
What to read after Correspondence of John Sedgwick, Major-General 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis George William to read onlineMoreLess
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