Outlines of the Life And Public Services Civil And Military of William Henry H
Outlines of the Life And Public Services Civil And Military of William Henry H
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Let an account of murdered innocence be opened in the records of heaven, against our enemies alone. The American soldier will follow the example of his Gov- ernment ; and the sword of the one will not be rais'=!d against the fallen and helpless, nor the gold of the other be paid for the scalps of a massacred enemy. " How nobly do such conduct and such sentiments contrast with the miscreant acts of Proctor!
If the m. Issacre of the river Raisin filled the West with sorrow, it also awakened there... a sense of indignation and outrage, of which the effects were afterwards seen. Its immediate influence was prejudicial to the objects of the campaign. Winchester's movement had been, not only without the knowledge or consent of Harrison, l)ut contrary to his views and plans f)r the conduct of the campaign. When he heard that the movement had been made, he and those about him, felt that it was to the last degree imprudent, and looked for nothing less from it than the certain and in vitahle destruction of the left wing of tiie army, which liad thus thrown itself into the very jaws of the enemy, and away from the possibility of succor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let an account of murdered innocence be opened in the records of heaven, against our enemies alone. The American soldier will follow the example of his Gov- ernment ; and the sword of the one will not be rais'=!d against the fallen and helpless, nor the gold of the other be paid for the scalps of a massacred enemy. " How nobly do such conduct and such sentiments contrast with the miscreant acts of Proctor!
If the m. Issacre of the river Raisin filled the West with sorrow, it also awakened there... a sense of indignation and outrage, of which the effects were afterwards seen. Its immediate influence was prejudicial to the objects of the campaign. Winchester's movement had been, not only without the knowledge or consent of Harrison, l)ut contrary to his views and plans f)r the conduct of the campaign. When he heard that the movement had been made, he and those about him, felt that it was to the last degree imprudent, and looked for nothing less from it than the certain and in vitahle destruction of the left wing of tiie army, which liad thus thrown itself into the very jaws of the enemy, and away from the possibility of succor.
What to read after Outlines of the Life And Public Services Civil And Military of William Henry H?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cushing to read onlineMoreLess
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