Report of a Board of Army Officers Upon the Claim of Maj Gen William Farrar Sm
Report of a Board of Army Officers Upon the Claim of Maj Gen William Farrar Sm
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, to connect that Avith our troops at Chattanooga.
On the 19th of October I examined the river and selected a point for the crossing of the bridge at ferry to connect Hooker's with the forces at Chattanooga. I more- over directed Gen. W. F. Smith to reconnoiter the shore above Chattanooga, with a view to that very movement on the enemy's right flank which was afterwards made by General Sherman. On the 19th of October, on my returning from selecting the position of the pontoon bridge, I received... orders to turn over the command, etc.
I have compared the above extract made by Gen. William Farrar Smith with the original report.
Edward B. Clarke, Assistant Liftrarian, Mercantile Library, Philadelphia, Pa.
99 Mount Vernon Street, Boston, October 10, 1895.
Dear General: Yours of the 8th, together with the slip from the newspaper con- taining Boynton's rejoinder to you, received this morning.
I think Boynton will end by losing his moral sense altogether. This contribution of his contains nothing in the way of evidence at all — simply his own say so from beginning to end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, to connect that Avith our troops at Chattanooga.
On the 19th of October I examined the river and selected a point for the crossing of the bridge at ferry to connect Hooker's with the forces at Chattanooga. I more- over directed Gen. W. F. Smith to reconnoiter the shore above Chattanooga, with a view to that very movement on the enemy's right flank which was afterwards made by General Sherman. On the 19th of October, on my returning from selecting the position of the pontoon bridge, I received... orders to turn over the command, etc.
I have compared the above extract made by Gen. William Farrar Smith with the original report.
Edward B. Clarke, Assistant Liftrarian, Mercantile Library, Philadelphia, Pa.
99 Mount Vernon Street, Boston, October 10, 1895.
Dear General: Yours of the 8th, together with the slip from the newspaper con- taining Boynton's rejoinder to you, received this morning.
I think Boynton will end by losing his moral sense altogether. This contribution of his contains nothing in the way of evidence at all — simply his own say so from beginning to end.
What to read after Report of a Board of Army Officers Upon the Claim of Maj Gen William Farrar Sm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Board of Officers Upon the Claim of to read onlineMoreLess
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