General Sherman in the Last Year of the Civil War An Address Delivered At the T
General Sherman in the Last Year of the Civil War An Address Delivered At the T
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And the redoubted Johnston, a leader whom no feints could deceive, was sent to command them. General Sherman therefore had reason to experience an anxiety unfelt during the march through Georgia. And there was one danger that he particularly feared a risk that he had weighed in advance, and exposure to which made this movement essentially daring which was, that Lee might break away from Grant, combine with Johnston, and overwhelm him in the wilderness, far away from any base of supplies and wit...hout ambulances or other provision for his wounded. He therefore pressed anxiously and rapidly on to Goldsboro; but not so hurriedly as to neglect his purpose of destroying all railroads and military supplies on the way. Columbia, Cheraw and Fayetteville, with their depots and arsenals, were taken, and the last great river crossed, without 12 difficulty. * Then the crisis came as they were approach ing Goldsboro. Supplies were low, the army was encum bered with many refugees, and while almost entirely free from sickness was without means of caring for its wounded in case of battle.
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And the redoubted Johnston, a leader whom no feints could deceive, was sent to command them. General Sherman therefore had reason to experience an anxiety unfelt during the march through Georgia. And there was one danger that he particularly feared a risk that he had weighed in advance, and exposure to which made this movement essentially daring which was, that Lee might break away from Grant, combine with Johnston, and overwhelm him in the wilderness, far away from any base of supplies and wit...hout ambulances or other provision for his wounded. He therefore pressed anxiously and rapidly on to Goldsboro; but not so hurriedly as to neglect his purpose of destroying all railroads and military supplies on the way. Columbia, Cheraw and Fayetteville, with their depots and arsenals, were taken, and the last great river crossed, without 12 difficulty. * Then the crisis came as they were approach ing Goldsboro. Supplies were low, the army was encum bered with many refugees, and while almost entirely free from sickness was without means of caring for its wounded in case of battle.
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