Letters Exposing the Mismanagement of Public Affairs By Abraham Lincoln, And the Political Combinations to Secure His Re-Election
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Reports re- ceived this moment are that Banks is fighttng with Bwell, eight miles from Winchester.
Abraham Lincoln.
May 24th, 1864.
The President's order has been received and is in process of execution. This is a crushing blow to us.
Ibwin McDowell, Major General.
Wab Department, "i Washington, May 24th, 1862. j Major General McDowell : 1 am highly gratified by your alacrity in obeying my orders. The change was as pain- ful to me as it can possibly be to you, or to any one. Everything now depe...nds upon the celerity and vigor of your movement.
A. Lincoln.
He adq'rs Department of Rappahannock, 1 Opposite Fbedebicksburg, > — May 24th, 1862.) His Excellency the President : I obeyed your order immediately, for it was positive and urgent; and perhaps, as a subordi- nate, there I ought to stop ; but I trust I may be allowed to say something in relation to the subject, especially in view of your re- mark, that everything now depends upon the celerity and vigor of my movement. I beg to say, that co operation between Gen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reports re- ceived this moment are that Banks is fighttng with Bwell, eight miles from Winchester.
Abraham Lincoln.
May 24th, 1864.
The President's order has been received and is in process of execution. This is a crushing blow to us.
Ibwin McDowell, Major General.
Wab Department, "i Washington, May 24th, 1862. j Major General McDowell : 1 am highly gratified by your alacrity in obeying my orders. The change was as pain- ful to me as it can possibly be to you, or to any one. Everything now depe...nds upon the celerity and vigor of your movement.
A. Lincoln.
He adq'rs Department of Rappahannock, 1 Opposite Fbedebicksburg, > — May 24th, 1862.) His Excellency the President : I obeyed your order immediately, for it was positive and urgent; and perhaps, as a subordi- nate, there I ought to stop ; but I trust I may be allowed to say something in relation to the subject, especially in view of your re- mark, that everything now depends upon the celerity and vigor of my movement. I beg to say, that co operation between Gen.
What to read after Letters Exposing the Mismanagement of Public Affairs By Abraham Lincoln, And the Political Combinations to Secure His Re-Election?
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