"mcclellan:" Who He is And "what He Has Done," And Little Mac: "from Ball's Bluff to Antietam." Both in One. Revised By the Author
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Then gathering the details, probably from fugitives, he dashed off a dispatch, which he ostentatiously dated "From the Field of Battle!" in which he vir- tually denounced the whole division of the old veteran as cowards. Lo, in about ten days afterward, he vtas obliged to swallow one-half this dispatch, as he did that of Williamsburg, and to acknowledge that he, the Commander- in-Chief, who dated his dispatch so blushingly " Irom the field of battle,'' had been 7/1 idn formed about the matter. ...The other half, however, still rankles in the hearts of many a man and woman in the Empire and tlie Quaker States, whose sons and kinsmen drenched that cruel field in expiation of the fatal strategy of Young Napoleon. The shabby recompense was perforce accepted, but not a citizen of cither State, whose stranded youth have been thus fearfully defamed in death, can lightly pass it from the mind.
But he was not yet done with despatches, even in relation to this battle ; for in the face of the fact that the enemy had driven him from his camp, with the loss of many guns, and that they had slept upon the very battle- ground, our Young Napoleon announced from Ins waist-deep location in the marsh, that he had gained a decided advantage over them, and secured a better position than before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then gathering the details, probably from fugitives, he dashed off a dispatch, which he ostentatiously dated "From the Field of Battle!" in which he vir- tually denounced the whole division of the old veteran as cowards. Lo, in about ten days afterward, he vtas obliged to swallow one-half this dispatch, as he did that of Williamsburg, and to acknowledge that he, the Commander- in-Chief, who dated his dispatch so blushingly " Irom the field of battle,'' had been 7/1 idn formed about the matter. ...The other half, however, still rankles in the hearts of many a man and woman in the Empire and tlie Quaker States, whose sons and kinsmen drenched that cruel field in expiation of the fatal strategy of Young Napoleon. The shabby recompense was perforce accepted, but not a citizen of cither State, whose stranded youth have been thus fearfully defamed in death, can lightly pass it from the mind.
But he was not yet done with despatches, even in relation to this battle ; for in the face of the fact that the enemy had driven him from his camp, with the loss of many guns, and that they had slept upon the very battle- ground, our Young Napoleon announced from Ins waist-deep location in the marsh, that he had gained a decided advantage over them, and secured a better position than before.
What to read after "mcclellan:" Who He is And "what He Has Done," And Little Mac: "from Ball's Bluff to Antietam." Both in One. Revised By the Author?
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