Morgans Cavalry
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morgan's cavalry. 277 Breckinridge, who was charged with the scouting of all the extreme right flank. The latter officer says : It is true that, at this time, General Rosecrans ordered back his sick, his surplus baggage, camp followers, increased his guard at every sta- tion in his rear, displayed greater vigilance at his pickets, veiled his movements in greater secrecy, and became stringent in his rules about passes to and from his camps and lines. All our scouts reported these movements, and ...our generals concluded he meant a retreat. Morgan believed otherwise.
General Morgan in reality believed that these were all the indications of an advance rather than of retreat, and he confidently anticipated the former in the early part of April. On the 3rd of April there was an advance, which, although not of the entire Federal army, yet compre- hended so large a part of it as to completely rid the coun- try in which the command had been wintering of its pres- ence for a short time.
This force approached Liberty on the 2nd of April, causing the concentration there of both brigades, with the exception of the detachments necessarily sent to observe different important points.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
morgan's cavalry. 277 Breckinridge, who was charged with the scouting of all the extreme right flank. The latter officer says : It is true that, at this time, General Rosecrans ordered back his sick, his surplus baggage, camp followers, increased his guard at every sta- tion in his rear, displayed greater vigilance at his pickets, veiled his movements in greater secrecy, and became stringent in his rules about passes to and from his camps and lines. All our scouts reported these movements, and ...our generals concluded he meant a retreat. Morgan believed otherwise.
General Morgan in reality believed that these were all the indications of an advance rather than of retreat, and he confidently anticipated the former in the early part of April. On the 3rd of April there was an advance, which, although not of the entire Federal army, yet compre- hended so large a part of it as to completely rid the coun- try in which the command had been wintering of its pres- ence for a short time.
This force approached Liberty on the 2nd of April, causing the concentration there of both brigades, with the exception of the detachments necessarily sent to observe different important points.
What to read after Morgans Cavalry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duke, Basil Wilson, 1838-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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