Personal Recollections of John M Palmer the Story of An Earnest Life volume 1
Personal Recollections of John M Palmer the Story of An Earnest Life volume 1
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Respectfully, your obedient servant, Geo. H. Thomas, Maj. -Gen. , Com'd'g. '' "This was Saturday morning ; the counter attack upon the front and flank of our flanking column was made with vigor soon after it crossed the river, and in accord- ance with the plan suggested by General Thomas, and if not entirely successful, it was sufficiently so to disar- range our plans and delay our movements. " There is no doubt but that the plan of Bragg's at- tack was as stated in the newspaper article, but h...is ob- ject is not correctly indicated. The purpose for which the corps referred to was crossed over the Chickamauga was that it should catch our advance in movement, and while it was engaged the troops of his center and left 176 THE STORY OF AN EARNEST LIFE.
should move on the east bank and cross over and turn our left. Longstreet's Virginia troops were to have moved directly on Chattanooga, by way of one of the roads leading from Ringgold.
Rosecrans fully understood the purpose of Bragg. As I was moving north along the Chattanooga road he sug- gested to me to move east in eschelon by brigades, my right refused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Respectfully, your obedient servant, Geo. H. Thomas, Maj. -Gen. , Com'd'g. '' "This was Saturday morning ; the counter attack upon the front and flank of our flanking column was made with vigor soon after it crossed the river, and in accord- ance with the plan suggested by General Thomas, and if not entirely successful, it was sufficiently so to disar- range our plans and delay our movements. " There is no doubt but that the plan of Bragg's at- tack was as stated in the newspaper article, but h...is ob- ject is not correctly indicated. The purpose for which the corps referred to was crossed over the Chickamauga was that it should catch our advance in movement, and while it was engaged the troops of his center and left 176 THE STORY OF AN EARNEST LIFE.
should move on the east bank and cross over and turn our left. Longstreet's Virginia troops were to have moved directly on Chattanooga, by way of one of the roads leading from Ringgold.
Rosecrans fully understood the purpose of Bragg. As I was moving north along the Chattanooga road he sug- gested to me to move east in eschelon by brigades, my right refused.
What to read after Personal Recollections of John M Palmer the Story of An Earnest Life volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John M John Mcauley Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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