Lincoln As Commander in Chief
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On the 30th Halleck granted his consent by wire and sent instructions by mail. Grant re- ceived them on February i. He sprang forward like a dog let out of leash. His troops moved on the 2nd, and, with the co- operation of Foote's gun-boats, took Fort Henry on the 6th and Fort Donelson on the 1 6th, with the "unconditional surrender" of 15, 000 Confederate soldiers, the capture of forty pieces of artillery and a large amount of stores, horses, mules, and other property. The Confederate line of ...defence, from Columbus to Bowling Green, having been pierced, the whole line was promptly abandoned and a new line taken up from Memphis to Chattanooga, one hundred and fifty miles to the south.
Now, what does all this prove ? It seems to me to prove, beyond dispute, that on the military questions at issue on the opening of military operations in the West, Lincoln was right and his generals, McClellan, Halleck, and Buell, were wrong.
First, Lincoln insisted on a movement southward by Halleck and Buell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 30th Halleck granted his consent by wire and sent instructions by mail. Grant re- ceived them on February i. He sprang forward like a dog let out of leash. His troops moved on the 2nd, and, with the co- operation of Foote's gun-boats, took Fort Henry on the 6th and Fort Donelson on the 1 6th, with the "unconditional surrender" of 15, 000 Confederate soldiers, the capture of forty pieces of artillery and a large amount of stores, horses, mules, and other property. The Confederate line of ...defence, from Columbus to Bowling Green, having been pierced, the whole line was promptly abandoned and a new line taken up from Memphis to Chattanooga, one hundred and fifty miles to the south.
Now, what does all this prove ? It seems to me to prove, beyond dispute, that on the military questions at issue on the opening of military operations in the West, Lincoln was right and his generals, McClellan, Halleck, and Buell, were wrong.
First, Lincoln insisted on a movement southward by Halleck and Buell.
What to read after Lincoln As Commander in Chief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F V Francis Vinton Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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