Our Great Captains. Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Sheridan, And Farragut
Our Great Captains. Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Sheridan, And Farragut
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General Anderson's health failed so completely, that he resigned, and, on the 8th of October, General Sherman was appointed his suc- cessor.
In no part of the country, and at no time during the war, were the prospects more gloomy than in the depart- 102 OUB GREAT CAPTAINS.
ment of tlie Ohio at this period. The greater part of the populatioa of Kentucky capable of bearing arms had joined the rebel army. Those who remained behind were divided in sentiment, but most of them, from one cause or anot...her, unfriendly. The force at Sherman's command was wholly inadequate, and what he had were poorly armed. He was deficient also in munitions of war, and in the means of transportation, while in his front were rebel forces outnumbenng his own at almost every point, well supplied and confident of success. If the rebel generals had known his actual condition, they could have captured or driven his forces across the Ohio in ten days. There were in his camps numerous news- paper letter-wiiters, who, if loyal, were far from being discreet, and whose communications Qiade public the very facts which it was all-important to conceal from the enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Anderson's health failed so completely, that he resigned, and, on the 8th of October, General Sherman was appointed his suc- cessor.
In no part of the country, and at no time during the war, were the prospects more gloomy than in the depart- 102 OUB GREAT CAPTAINS.
ment of tlie Ohio at this period. The greater part of the populatioa of Kentucky capable of bearing arms had joined the rebel army. Those who remained behind were divided in sentiment, but most of them, from one cause or anot...her, unfriendly. The force at Sherman's command was wholly inadequate, and what he had were poorly armed. He was deficient also in munitions of war, and in the means of transportation, while in his front were rebel forces outnumbenng his own at almost every point, well supplied and confident of success. If the rebel generals had known his actual condition, they could have captured or driven his forces across the Ohio in ten days. There were in his camps numerous news- paper letter-wiiters, who, if loyal, were far from being discreet, and whose communications Qiade public the very facts which it was all-important to conceal from the enemy.
What to read after Our Great Captains. Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Sheridan, And Farragut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brockett, L. P. (Linus Pierpont), 1820-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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