Library of American History volume 3
Library of American History volume 3
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At that place General Thomas also concentrated his forces and a line of intrenchments was drawn around the city on the south.
Hood came on confident of victory. He began a siege by blockading the Cumberland, and there was general alarm through the North lest Thomas might be pressed to the wall. That commander, however, on the 15th of December, moved out from his works, attacked the Confederate army and routed it with a loss, in killed, wounded and prisoners, of fully twenty-five thousand men ! ...For many days of freezing weather he pursued the disorganized Confederate forces, until the remnants found refuge in Alabama.
THE UNITED STATES. 155 Hood's division of the Confederate forces was ruined, and he himself, with the misfortune of unsuccess, was relieved of his command.
Meanwhile, on the 14th of November, General Sherman burned Atlanta and set out on his famous march to the sea. His army of veterans numbered sixty thousand men. The advance was begun with confidence, for Sherman expected the destruction of Hood's army in Tennessee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At that place General Thomas also concentrated his forces and a line of intrenchments was drawn around the city on the south.
Hood came on confident of victory. He began a siege by blockading the Cumberland, and there was general alarm through the North lest Thomas might be pressed to the wall. That commander, however, on the 15th of December, moved out from his works, attacked the Confederate army and routed it with a loss, in killed, wounded and prisoners, of fully twenty-five thousand men ! ...For many days of freezing weather he pursued the disorganized Confederate forces, until the remnants found refuge in Alabama.
THE UNITED STATES. 155 Hood's division of the Confederate forces was ruined, and he himself, with the misfortune of unsuccess, was relieved of his command.
Meanwhile, on the 14th of November, General Sherman burned Atlanta and set out on his famous march to the sea. His army of veterans numbered sixty thousand men. The advance was begun with confidence, for Sherman expected the destruction of Hood's army in Tennessee.
What to read after Library of American History volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James W James William Buel to read onlineMoreLess
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