History of the Eighty First Regiment Ohio Infantry Volunteers During the War O
History of the Eighty First Regiment Ohio Infantry Volunteers During the War O
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In this easy way the summer was passed, with- out any incidents of importance.
It was in July of this year that General Oglesby, who had been made Major-General for his gallant action at the battle of Corinth, and who, for some time had been in command of the Left Wing, 16th Army Corps, was com- pelled to resign. As his parting order makes honorable mention of the Second Brigade, and of the Slst Ohio, I am sure every member of the regiment will be glad to preserve, in this form, those words of ...their gallant com- mander. It will be observed that, with characteristic modesty, he makes no allusion to the fact that his wound, received at Corinth, was the sole cause of the physical in- firmity which compelled him to resign.
EIGnTY-FIRST OHIO INFANTRY VOLS, 63 "Headquarters Left Wing KVni Army Corps. ) Memphis, Tennessee, July 0, 1803. J * General Orders, No. 21 : '' Continued pain, resulting from pliynical infirmity, as- sures me that I am not able faithfully to discharge the duties of the high position given me by tlie President of the United States, " I have therefore tendered my resignation as a Major- General of United States Volunteers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this easy way the summer was passed, with- out any incidents of importance.
It was in July of this year that General Oglesby, who had been made Major-General for his gallant action at the battle of Corinth, and who, for some time had been in command of the Left Wing, 16th Army Corps, was com- pelled to resign. As his parting order makes honorable mention of the Second Brigade, and of the Slst Ohio, I am sure every member of the regiment will be glad to preserve, in this form, those words of ...their gallant com- mander. It will be observed that, with characteristic modesty, he makes no allusion to the fact that his wound, received at Corinth, was the sole cause of the physical in- firmity which compelled him to resign.
EIGnTY-FIRST OHIO INFANTRY VOLS, 63 "Headquarters Left Wing KVni Army Corps. ) Memphis, Tennessee, July 0, 1803. J * General Orders, No. 21 : '' Continued pain, resulting from pliynical infirmity, as- sures me that I am not able faithfully to discharge the duties of the high position given me by tlie President of the United States, " I have therefore tendered my resignation as a Major- General of United States Volunteers.
What to read after History of the Eighty First Regiment Ohio Infantry Volunteers During the War O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Chamberlin to read onlineMoreLess
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