History of Our Country a Text book for Schools
History of Our Country a Text book for Schools
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General A. S. Johnston was killed at Shiloh at the moment of victory : Beauregard, who succeeded him, retreated south to Corinth. Followed by the Union army he abandoned that place. The Southern army was given to Bragg, who invaded Kentucky, and managed to elude Buell and escape safely back to Chattanooga. The Union army was given to General Rosecrans, and on the last day of the year the two armies met in the bloody and indecisive battle of Murfreesboro.
Union forces gained possession of the Mi...ssissippi above Vicksburg, and captured the city of New Orleans. This was also a year of great naval battles. The fight between the Monitor and the Merrimac revolutionized naval warfare, introducing iron-clad war-vessels.
Charleston, Wilmington, and Mobile were the only seaboard towns still held by the Confederacy.
EVENTS OF 1863.
7;V THE EAST.
560. Chancellorsville. In the spring of 1863 General Hooker, "Fighting Joe Hooker, " as he was called, with more than 130, 000 l men, prepared to move against Lee, whose army numbered about 53, 000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General A. S. Johnston was killed at Shiloh at the moment of victory : Beauregard, who succeeded him, retreated south to Corinth. Followed by the Union army he abandoned that place. The Southern army was given to Bragg, who invaded Kentucky, and managed to elude Buell and escape safely back to Chattanooga. The Union army was given to General Rosecrans, and on the last day of the year the two armies met in the bloody and indecisive battle of Murfreesboro.
Union forces gained possession of the Mi...ssissippi above Vicksburg, and captured the city of New Orleans. This was also a year of great naval battles. The fight between the Monitor and the Merrimac revolutionized naval warfare, introducing iron-clad war-vessels.
Charleston, Wilmington, and Mobile were the only seaboard towns still held by the Confederacy.
EVENTS OF 1863.
7;V THE EAST.
560. Chancellorsville. In the spring of 1863 General Hooker, "Fighting Joe Hooker, " as he was called, with more than 130, 000 l men, prepared to move against Lee, whose army numbered about 53, 000.
What to read after History of Our Country a Text book for Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar Henry Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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