The Army in the Civil War volume 1
The Army in the Civil War volume 1
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Gen- eral Polk, on his part still marching northward, reached and occupied Columbus, on the Mississippi, on September 7th. Having hastily procui'ed the endorsement of this step from Jeflerson Da\-is, General Polk, on the 9th, formally notified Governor Magoffin of his presence in Kentucky.
By this time also, the Unionists of the State had com- pleted and compacted their organization and authority, and demonstrated their strength and predominance. A new mili- tary dejjartment, consisting of Kent...ucky and Tennessee, and named the Department of the Cumberland, W'as, on August 15th, created at Washington and placed under the command of General Anderson, and since September 1st that officer had made Louisville his headquarters. On the other hand, Buckner had abandoned his professed neutrality and his militia command, and formally entered the rebel sei-vice as a brigadier-general. Stationing himself just within Tennessee, south of Middle Kentucky, he was collect- ing the rebel members of his " State Guard " for a hostile expedition against the homes of his former friends and neighbors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gen- eral Polk, on his part still marching northward, reached and occupied Columbus, on the Mississippi, on September 7th. Having hastily procui'ed the endorsement of this step from Jeflerson Da\-is, General Polk, on the 9th, formally notified Governor Magoffin of his presence in Kentucky.
By this time also, the Unionists of the State had com- pleted and compacted their organization and authority, and demonstrated their strength and predominance. A new mili- tary dejjartment, consisting of Kent...ucky and Tennessee, and named the Department of the Cumberland, W'as, on August 15th, created at Washington and placed under the command of General Anderson, and since September 1st that officer had made Louisville his headquarters. On the other hand, Buckner had abandoned his professed neutrality and his militia command, and formally entered the rebel sei-vice as a brigadier-general. Stationing himself just within Tennessee, south of Middle Kentucky, he was collect- ing the rebel members of his " State Guard " for a hostile expedition against the homes of his former friends and neighbors.
What to read after The Army in the Civil War volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hrdlička, Aleš, 1869-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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