Personal Reminiscences Anecdotes And Letters of Gen Robert E Lee
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BLEDSOE, Office of Southern Review, Baltimore, Md.
" MY DEAR SIR : I regret that I am unable to comply with your request to write a review of Hozier's ' Seven Weeks' War, ' but my time is so much occupied that I could not sufficiently study the campaign, or inform myself of the incidents of the war.
" At the time of the occurrence, I thought I saw the mistake committed by the Austrians ; but I did not know all the facts, and you are aware that, though it is easy to write on such a sub- ject, it... is difficult to elucidate the truth.
" In reply to your inquiry, I must acknowledge that I have not read the article on Chancellorsville in the last number of the Southern Review, nor have I read any of the books published on either side since the termination of hostilities. I have as yet felt no desire to revive my recollections of those events, and have been satisfied with the knowledge I possessed of what HIS MODEST HUMILITY, SIMPLICITY, AND GENTLENESS. 159 transpired. I have, however, learned from others that the vari- ous authors of the ' Life of Jackson ' award to him the credit of the success gained by the Army of Northern Virginia where he was present, and describe the movements of his corps or com- mand as independent of the general plan of operations, and un- dertaken at his own suggestion, and upon his own responsibility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BLEDSOE, Office of Southern Review, Baltimore, Md.
" MY DEAR SIR : I regret that I am unable to comply with your request to write a review of Hozier's ' Seven Weeks' War, ' but my time is so much occupied that I could not sufficiently study the campaign, or inform myself of the incidents of the war.
" At the time of the occurrence, I thought I saw the mistake committed by the Austrians ; but I did not know all the facts, and you are aware that, though it is easy to write on such a sub- ject, it... is difficult to elucidate the truth.
" In reply to your inquiry, I must acknowledge that I have not read the article on Chancellorsville in the last number of the Southern Review, nor have I read any of the books published on either side since the termination of hostilities. I have as yet felt no desire to revive my recollections of those events, and have been satisfied with the knowledge I possessed of what HIS MODEST HUMILITY, SIMPLICITY, AND GENTLENESS. 159 transpired. I have, however, learned from others that the vari- ous authors of the ' Life of Jackson ' award to him the credit of the success gained by the Army of Northern Virginia where he was present, and describe the movements of his corps or com- mand as independent of the general plan of operations, and un- dertaken at his own suggestion, and upon his own responsibility.
What to read after Personal Reminiscences Anecdotes And Letters of Gen Robert E Lee?
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