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" (The only turn in affairs was the government's decision. ) " I doubt whether you may not accomplish more toward the result where you are than if brought here, especially as I am informed since my arrival here that it would take about two months to get you here with all the other calls there are for ocean transportation. " " Where you are" can only mean that Sherman was to sit down there as at first proposed, just as he was sitting down in front of Petersburg. No wonder the nation relied upon ...him " in its agony. " But now he talks like himself : " I want to "get your views about what ought to be done and what can be done. " Sherman replies : " I am also pleased that you have modified your former orders, . . . And in about ten days I expect to be able to sally forth again. I feel no doubt whatever as to our future plans. I have thought over them so long and well that they appear as clear as daylight. ' 1 (This was what the nation wanted to lean on. ) " I left Augusta untouched on purpose, because the enemy will be in doubt as to my objective point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (The only turn in affairs was the government's decision. ) " I doubt whether you may not accomplish more toward the result where you are than if brought here, especially as I am informed since my arrival here that it would take about two months to get you here with all the other calls there are for ocean transportation. " " Where you are" can only mean that Sherman was to sit down there as at first proposed, just as he was sitting down in front of Petersburg. No wonder the nation relied upon ...him " in its agony. " But now he talks like himself : " I want to "get your views about what ought to be done and what can be done. " Sherman replies : " I am also pleased that you have modified your former orders, . . . And in about ten days I expect to be able to sally forth again. I feel no doubt whatever as to our future plans. I have thought over them so long and well that they appear as clear as daylight. ' 1 (This was what the nation wanted to lean on. ) " I left Augusta untouched on purpose, because the enemy will be in doubt as to my objective point.
What to read after Has Gen Grant Genius?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Hagerty to read onlineMoreLess
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