General Mcclellan And the Conduct of the War
General Mcclellan And the Conduct of the War
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^I may not be able to cut them 0% but will try; we have cut aU but the F. and R. R. R. The real issue is in the battle about to be fought in front of Richmond. All our available troops should be collected here, not raw regiments, but the well drilled troops. It cannot be ignored that a desperate bat- tle is before us ; if any regiment of good troops remain unem- ployed it will be an irreparable &ult committed.'' On the next day, the 29th, having gained information that there was positively no r...ebel force between Hanover Junction and Fredericksburg, he telegraphed tins also to Washington.
The President and secretary of war, however, on the authority of ^ certain contrabands," preferred to believe that the rebels were not concentrating on Richmond, but on the contrary re- enfordng the terrible Stonewall Jackson, who might at any moment destroy Qen. Banks, devour Qen. Fremont, and anni- hilate Washmgton.
They accordingly threw away all the results of the battle of Hanover Court House by not only refusing to permit McDow- ell to join the Army of the Potomac, but by absolutely order- ing him to ^^ bum tiie bridges" by which that junction should have been effected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^I may not be able to cut them 0% but will try; we have cut aU but the F. and R. R. R. The real issue is in the battle about to be fought in front of Richmond. All our available troops should be collected here, not raw regiments, but the well drilled troops. It cannot be ignored that a desperate bat- tle is before us ; if any regiment of good troops remain unem- ployed it will be an irreparable &ult committed.'' On the next day, the 29th, having gained information that there was positively no r...ebel force between Hanover Junction and Fredericksburg, he telegraphed tins also to Washington.
The President and secretary of war, however, on the authority of ^ certain contrabands," preferred to believe that the rebels were not concentrating on Richmond, but on the contrary re- enfordng the terrible Stonewall Jackson, who might at any moment destroy Qen. Banks, devour Qen. Fremont, and anni- hilate Washmgton.
They accordingly threw away all the results of the battle of Hanover Court House by not only refusing to permit McDow- ell to join the Army of the Potomac, but by absolutely order- ing him to ^^ bum tiie bridges" by which that junction should have been effected.
What to read after General Mcclellan And the Conduct of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurlbert William Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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