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Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE RAPPAHANNOCK. 191 which shall it be 7 " ^ Halleck approves the latter moTement.
Later in the night Pope directs all the troops approaching from FredeiicksbttTg to march on Stevensburg and Brandy on the south side of the river, and says he will on the morrow cross himself and attack Lee.^ The rise of the Rappahannock and the consequent inter- ruption of communication changed the plans of both com- manders. Lee, finding that the flood prevented his crossing in force at t...he Springs, promptly abandoned a movement the success of which depended upon the vigor and celerity of its execution, and confined Jackson^s efforts to the extrication of the troops already on the north side of the Rappahannock from their perilous position. Pope, on the other hand, gave up his scheme of a counter crossing and attack,' and knowing the river to be impassable, determined to concentrate against and overwhelm the Confederate forces on the north side. With this design Sigel was directed at an early hour^ to march at once on Sulphur Springs and Waterloo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE RAPPAHANNOCK. 191 which shall it be 7 " ^ Halleck approves the latter moTement.
Later in the night Pope directs all the troops approaching from FredeiicksbttTg to march on Stevensburg and Brandy on the south side of the river, and says he will on the morrow cross himself and attack Lee.^ The rise of the Rappahannock and the consequent inter- ruption of communication changed the plans of both com- manders. Lee, finding that the flood prevented his crossing in force at t...he Springs, promptly abandoned a movement the success of which depended upon the vigor and celerity of its execution, and confined Jackson^s efforts to the extrication of the troops already on the north side of the Rappahannock from their perilous position. Pope, on the other hand, gave up his scheme of a counter crossing and attack,' and knowing the river to be impassable, determined to concentrate against and overwhelm the Confederate forces on the north side. With this design Sigel was directed at an early hour^ to march at once on Sulphur Springs and Waterloo.
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