Our General U S Grant
Our General U S Grant
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Some of his generals came up wdth meteor-like coruscations, from compara- tive obscurity, to exalted positions, but did not reach the zenith of glory. Others, having reached this zenith, by a slower process, became resplendent with glory ; and although the war-cry has given way to the reign of peace, yet in both cases, to this hour, their lustre has not become dim.
25 When W. T. Sherman made liis fa- mous, yet unsuccessful attack on Yicks- burg, losing vast numbers of men, as well as prestige, ...Grant, true to his better judgment, stood up boldly in behalf of a noble, talented, and deserving general ; thus saving a genius to the arms of our country, a future coadjutor in quelling the rebellion, and almost a rival to him- self in the public esteem.
Political circles, as well as the press, were opposed to the Spirit of Sherman- ism, until that great genius hurled his legions upon Johnson's division, and drove him back upon his stronghold at Atlanta, and earned again the laurels awarded by Grant, and which should have been awarded by the people, at his unsuccessful attack on Yicksburg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of his generals came up wdth meteor-like coruscations, from compara- tive obscurity, to exalted positions, but did not reach the zenith of glory. Others, having reached this zenith, by a slower process, became resplendent with glory ; and although the war-cry has given way to the reign of peace, yet in both cases, to this hour, their lustre has not become dim.
25 When W. T. Sherman made liis fa- mous, yet unsuccessful attack on Yicks- burg, losing vast numbers of men, as well as prestige, ...Grant, true to his better judgment, stood up boldly in behalf of a noble, talented, and deserving general ; thus saving a genius to the arms of our country, a future coadjutor in quelling the rebellion, and almost a rival to him- self in the public esteem.
Political circles, as well as the press, were opposed to the Spirit of Sherman- ism, until that great genius hurled his legions upon Johnson's division, and drove him back upon his stronghold at Atlanta, and earned again the laurels awarded by Grant, and which should have been awarded by the people, at his unsuccessful attack on Yicksburg.
What to read after Our General U S Grant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vladimirskoe Okruzhnoe Nauchnoe Kraevedcheskoe Obs to read onlineMoreLess
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