Facts And Falsehoods Concerning the War On the South, 1861-1865
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Perkins' letter to Mr. Lamon: Chap. 13 Facts and Falsehoods. 75 "Philadelphia, September 10.
"Ward H. Lamon: "Dear Sir — Enclosed is an extract from the New York World of September 9th, 1864, entitled, 'One of Mr. Lin- coln s Jokes/ " 'A few days after the battle of Antietam, while Presi- dent Lincoln was driving over the field in an ambulance, accompanied by Marshal Lamon, General McClellan and an- other officer, heavy details of men were engaged in the task of burying the dead. The ambulance ...had just reached the neighborhood of the old stone bridge, where the dead were piled highest, when Mr. Lincoln, suddenly slapping Marshal Lamon on the knee, exclaimed : 'Come, Lamon !
Give us that song about Picayune Butler ; McClellan has never heard it' 'Not now, if you please,' said McClellan, with a shudder. 'I would prefer hearing it at some other place and time.' "This story had been repeated in the New York World almost daily for the last three months. L'ntil now it would have been useless to demand the authority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perkins' letter to Mr. Lamon: Chap. 13 Facts and Falsehoods. 75 "Philadelphia, September 10.
"Ward H. Lamon: "Dear Sir — Enclosed is an extract from the New York World of September 9th, 1864, entitled, 'One of Mr. Lin- coln s Jokes/ " 'A few days after the battle of Antietam, while Presi- dent Lincoln was driving over the field in an ambulance, accompanied by Marshal Lamon, General McClellan and an- other officer, heavy details of men were engaged in the task of burying the dead. The ambulance ...had just reached the neighborhood of the old stone bridge, where the dead were piled highest, when Mr. Lincoln, suddenly slapping Marshal Lamon on the knee, exclaimed : 'Come, Lamon !
Give us that song about Picayune Butler ; McClellan has never heard it' 'Not now, if you please,' said McClellan, with a shudder. 'I would prefer hearing it at some other place and time.' "This story had been repeated in the New York World almost daily for the last three months. L'ntil now it would have been useless to demand the authority.
What to read after Facts And Falsehoods Concerning the War On the South, 1861-1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meriwether, Elizabeth Avery, 1824-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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