History of the American Nation volume 4
History of the American Nation volume 4
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At daylight the ramparts were scaled, but not a man was to be seen. The night before the enemy had fled silently, leaving everything in their camp, lest the noise of destroying their munitions should betray their design. Their commander Gen eral Zollicoffer, had been killed, and they were com pletely demoralized and abandoned all their fortifica tions in that region.
The way was now open to occupy Cumberland and Pound Gaps, and an entrance into East Tennessee, so much dreaded by the Confederate... authorities ; but General Thomas was ordered to cooperate with the Federal advance toward Bowling Green and Nash ville.
Jefferson Davis sent in a special message to the Confederate Congress. This document was evident ly designed to produce a certain effect, especially in England and France, to whose courts he had just sent the two envoys. Every conflict thus far had resulted in a glorious victory for the South; not a f 036 HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN NATION" word was said of the progress of the Federal cause in Missouri, Kentucky, and West Virginia; not a word of the capture of Hatteras, or Hilton Head, or Beaufort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At daylight the ramparts were scaled, but not a man was to be seen. The night before the enemy had fled silently, leaving everything in their camp, lest the noise of destroying their munitions should betray their design. Their commander Gen eral Zollicoffer, had been killed, and they were com pletely demoralized and abandoned all their fortifica tions in that region.
The way was now open to occupy Cumberland and Pound Gaps, and an entrance into East Tennessee, so much dreaded by the Confederate... authorities ; but General Thomas was ordered to cooperate with the Federal advance toward Bowling Green and Nash ville.
Jefferson Davis sent in a special message to the Confederate Congress. This document was evident ly designed to produce a certain effect, especially in England and France, to whose courts he had just sent the two envoys. Every conflict thus far had resulted in a glorious victory for the South; not a f 036 HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN NATION" word was said of the progress of the Federal cause in Missouri, Kentucky, and West Virginia; not a word of the capture of Hatteras, or Hilton Head, or Beaufort.
What to read after History of the American Nation volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William James Jackman to read onlineMoreLess
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