Memories of My Youth 1844 1865
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As a matter of fact, the steamer of that particular week was twenty-four hours late. The bankers had, therefore, two days' time within which to carry on the speculations based upon their bogus news.
The news itself was to the effect that McClellan had surrendered at Harrison's Landing his entire army with the exception of the corps of General Heintzelman. This general, a tough old West Pointer, was one of the corps commanders who had succeeded in retaining the confidence of the North. The detai...l that he had succeeded in cutting his way through the lines of investment was added in order to give plausibility to the general statement. This news, 1862] A Class-Room Row 193 if true, foreshadowed, of course, the early close of the war and the independence of the Confederacy. It was printed in the London Times without comment. I learned later that the London News, which was favourable to the cause of the North, at once questioned its authenticity. As before stated, however, it was the Times from which the Con tinent secured its information.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a matter of fact, the steamer of that particular week was twenty-four hours late. The bankers had, therefore, two days' time within which to carry on the speculations based upon their bogus news.
The news itself was to the effect that McClellan had surrendered at Harrison's Landing his entire army with the exception of the corps of General Heintzelman. This general, a tough old West Pointer, was one of the corps commanders who had succeeded in retaining the confidence of the North. The detai...l that he had succeeded in cutting his way through the lines of investment was added in order to give plausibility to the general statement. This news, 1862] A Class-Room Row 193 if true, foreshadowed, of course, the early close of the war and the independence of the Confederacy. It was printed in the London Times without comment. I learned later that the London News, which was favourable to the cause of the North, at once questioned its authenticity. As before stated, however, it was the Times from which the Con tinent secured its information.
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