Personal Recollections of Cavalryman With Custers Michigan Cavalry Brigade in T
Personal Recollections of Cavalryman With Custers Michigan Cavalry Brigade in T
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Gregg and Custer stood together in the Wilderness as they had done at Gettysburg. At Todd's Tavern Merritt, Da vies and Devin were added to the combination. And it was one that neith- er Stuart, Fitzhugh Lee nor Hampton was ever able to match.
At night the First and Second divisions were en- camped in the open fields east of Todd's Tavern, and in front of the positions held by them during the pre- vious two days. Mounted pickets and patrols guarded the front and it soon became apparent that a m...ovement 280 WITH THE MICHIGAN CAVALRY of both armies was in progress. From front and rear came significant sounds which the practiced ear had no difliculty in interpreting. Grant, breaking off succes- sively from his right, was passing by the rear to the left, concentrating around Todd's Tavern for a forv^^ard movement in the morning towards Spottsylvania Court- house. The principle involved was to maneuver Lee out of the Wilderness into more open country by threat- ening his communications. Once again his strategic plans were thwarted by the faulty manner in which the tactics of the movement were executed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gregg and Custer stood together in the Wilderness as they had done at Gettysburg. At Todd's Tavern Merritt, Da vies and Devin were added to the combination. And it was one that neith- er Stuart, Fitzhugh Lee nor Hampton was ever able to match.
At night the First and Second divisions were en- camped in the open fields east of Todd's Tavern, and in front of the positions held by them during the pre- vious two days. Mounted pickets and patrols guarded the front and it soon became apparent that a m...ovement 280 WITH THE MICHIGAN CAVALRY of both armies was in progress. From front and rear came significant sounds which the practiced ear had no difliculty in interpreting. Grant, breaking off succes- sively from his right, was passing by the rear to the left, concentrating around Todd's Tavern for a forv^^ard movement in the morning towards Spottsylvania Court- house. The principle involved was to maneuver Lee out of the Wilderness into more open country by threat- ening his communications. Once again his strategic plans were thwarted by the faulty manner in which the tactics of the movement were executed.
What to read after Personal Recollections of Cavalryman With Custers Michigan Cavalry Brigade in T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kidd James Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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