Reminiscences of a War-Time Statesman And Diplomat, 1830-1915
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"The success of the Union army in the West having brought the whole of Missouri and a large part of Ten- nessee under the authority of the United States, and having 13 Digitized by VjOOQIC 194 A Cruise between Two Armies already a passage opened for us into Alabama, Mississippit and Arkansas, it has been determined today to permit the restoration of trade upon our inland ways and waters, under certain limitations and restrictions.
" You will have noticed our successful advance down the Mississi...ppi and along its banks. Next week we shall ascertain the strength of the obstructions at Memphis.
. . . General Butler, with an adequate land force, and Captains Farragut and Porter with a fleet, are already in motion to seize and hold New Orleans." A month later he continued: "The events of the week . have been striking and significant, the capture of New- bem by Bumside, with the consequent evacuation of Beaufort and Fort Macon by the insurgents and the de- struction by themselves of their own steamer Nashville — the rout of the insurgents on their retreat from Winchester to Strasburg by General Shields — the victory of General Pope at New Madrid and the bombardment of Island No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The success of the Union army in the West having brought the whole of Missouri and a large part of Ten- nessee under the authority of the United States, and having 13 Digitized by VjOOQIC 194 A Cruise between Two Armies already a passage opened for us into Alabama, Mississippit and Arkansas, it has been determined today to permit the restoration of trade upon our inland ways and waters, under certain limitations and restrictions.
" You will have noticed our successful advance down the Mississi...ppi and along its banks. Next week we shall ascertain the strength of the obstructions at Memphis.
. . . General Butler, with an adequate land force, and Captains Farragut and Porter with a fleet, are already in motion to seize and hold New Orleans." A month later he continued: "The events of the week . have been striking and significant, the capture of New- bem by Bumside, with the consequent evacuation of Beaufort and Fort Macon by the insurgents and the de- struction by themselves of their own steamer Nashville — the rout of the insurgents on their retreat from Winchester to Strasburg by General Shields — the victory of General Pope at New Madrid and the bombardment of Island No.
What to read after Reminiscences of a War-Time Statesman And Diplomat, 1830-1915?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seward, Frederick William, 1830-1915. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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