My Record in Rebeldom
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Lie icas indeed the first to hint towards organization for the purpose of releasing ourselves.
He always seemed willing to submit to the action of our Government, in the mutter of our confinement, when many of the so-called and loud-mouthed "Ad- minifitratlonists " were denouncing it.
I accompanied him once to Belle Island, and was convinced, that, although his discipline was rigid, it aimed at the good of those for whom he assiduously labored. 1 do not believe, for I made enquiry of the men th...emselves, that he- treated them cruelly. He was too kind, and too much in sympathy with them to be guilty of such nvanne. -s.
His intimacy witii Rebel officers went no further than was calculated, in bis judgment, to further the welfare of prisoners ; he may have used the Silken Glove, but it covered an Iron Hand, " when duty required him to stand up. For the rights of our poor privates. As far as I could observe, he was polite to the Rebels in charge of the prison, but distant and dignified.
When we made our escape, he generously loaned many of the officers money, and bade them " God-speed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lie icas indeed the first to hint towards organization for the purpose of releasing ourselves.
He always seemed willing to submit to the action of our Government, in the mutter of our confinement, when many of the so-called and loud-mouthed "Ad- minifitratlonists " were denouncing it.
I accompanied him once to Belle Island, and was convinced, that, although his discipline was rigid, it aimed at the good of those for whom he assiduously labored. 1 do not believe, for I made enquiry of the men th...emselves, that he- treated them cruelly. He was too kind, and too much in sympathy with them to be guilty of such nvanne. -s.
His intimacy witii Rebel officers went no further than was calculated, in bis judgment, to further the welfare of prisoners ; he may have used the Silken Glove, but it covered an Iron Hand, " when duty required him to stand up. For the rights of our poor privates. As far as I could observe, he was polite to the Rebels in charge of the prison, but distant and dignified.
When we made our escape, he generously loaned many of the officers money, and bade them " God-speed.
What to read after My Record in Rebeldom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James M Sanderson to read onlineMoreLess
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