The Battles of Chancellorsville And Gettysburg
The Battles of Chancellorsville And Gettysburg
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M. : "President, my latest advice from Gen. Pleasanton, dated 4:30 p. M. , tke 21st: At that time he had driven the rebel cavalry through Upperville, THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. 95 capturing some of his artillery, and still pursuing. Appearances favoral)lc. " Joseph Hooker, Major-General. — Vol. XXVII. Part I, Page 54.
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Hooker to Halleck. June 24. 1863: "Cannot Icarn the strength of Heintzelman's and Schenk's commands, nor where they are stationed. Hence I send my chief of staff. Butterf...ield, to Washington and Baltimore to ascertain, and also to start out a column of about fifteen thousand men on the National road as far as Frederick City. "— Vol XXVII. Part I. Page 56.
Butterfield reports as follows: Headquarters, A. P.. June 27, 1863, Poolsville, ]\Id. : Report in part of Major-Gen. Butterfield. Complying v/ith Gen. Hook- er's instruction of June 24: "I called immediately upon Tvlajor- Gen. Halleck and stated the object of my visit. Halleck replied that no troops could be spared from the defences of Washing- ton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. : "President, my latest advice from Gen. Pleasanton, dated 4:30 p. M. , tke 21st: At that time he had driven the rebel cavalry through Upperville, THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. 95 capturing some of his artillery, and still pursuing. Appearances favoral)lc. " Joseph Hooker, Major-General. — Vol. XXVII. Part I, Page 54.
DISPATCH.
Hooker to Halleck. June 24. 1863: "Cannot Icarn the strength of Heintzelman's and Schenk's commands, nor where they are stationed. Hence I send my chief of staff. Butterf...ield, to Washington and Baltimore to ascertain, and also to start out a column of about fifteen thousand men on the National road as far as Frederick City. "— Vol XXVII. Part I. Page 56.
Butterfield reports as follows: Headquarters, A. P.. June 27, 1863, Poolsville, ]\Id. : Report in part of Major-Gen. Butterfield. Complying v/ith Gen. Hook- er's instruction of June 24: "I called immediately upon Tvlajor- Gen. Halleck and stated the object of my visit. Halleck replied that no troops could be spared from the defences of Washing- ton.
What to read after The Battles of Chancellorsville And Gettysburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alanson Henery Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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