Heroes of the Great Conflict; Life And Services of William Farrar
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The division also took part three days later in the battle ofAntietam, but notwithstanding McClellan's claim that the battle was a"master piece of art, " neither Smith's troops, nor the corps to whichthey belonged, were seriously engaged. This was not the fault of eitherFranklin or Smith, both of whom were greatly displeased with thedisjointed and irresolute manner in which the Union forces were handledand the battle was fought. The most that can be said is that bothGeneral Smith and his divisi...on did all that was asked of them, not onlyin the battle of Antietam, but in following Lee's army back toVirginia. These operations are now justly regarded as reflecting butlittle credit on the generalship by which the national army wascontrolled during that period of its history. While they endedMcClellan's military career, they afforded but little chance for any ofhis subordinates to gain distinction, and those who escapedresponsibility for supporting his policy of delay had good reasons toregard themselves as fortunate.
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The division also took part three days later in the battle ofAntietam, but notwithstanding McClellan's claim that the battle was a"master piece of art, " neither Smith's troops, nor the corps to whichthey belonged, were seriously engaged. This was not the fault of eitherFranklin or Smith, both of whom were greatly displeased with thedisjointed and irresolute manner in which the Union forces were handledand the battle was fought. The most that can be said is that bothGeneral Smith and his divisi...on did all that was asked of them, not onlyin the battle of Antietam, but in following Lee's army back toVirginia. These operations are now justly regarded as reflecting butlittle credit on the generalship by which the national army wascontrolled during that period of its history. While they endedMcClellan's military career, they afforded but little chance for any ofhis subordinates to gain distinction, and those who escapedresponsibility for supporting his policy of delay had good reasons toregard themselves as fortunate.
What to read after Heroes of the Great Conflict; Life And Services of William Farrar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, James Harrison, 1837-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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