The Capture And Occupation of Richmond April 3rd 1865
The Capture And Occupation of Richmond April 3rd 1865
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" In those six words lay the fate of the great Emancipator.
Admiral Porter in his book writes : The President was received by General Weitzel, whose head- quarters were in the house of the fugitive President of the Confederacy. He took us to the state-house, the Libby prison, and the public offices which had escaped the terrible conflagra- tion of the day before. Late in the afternoon we were greatly relieved to get the President safely back on board the Malvern. On Wednesday and Thursday of th...e following week I was com- pleting my final dispositions for my departure from City Point for Washington, which was hastened by a feeling of nervous apprehension for the President, the result of reflecting upon the risks he ran.
CAPTURE AND OCCUPATION OF RICHMOND 23 The Confederate soldier alluded to above, who came to my headquarters and begged to have an interview with me on a very important subject, was a more than usually intel- ligent and fine-appearing man in uniform, by the name of Snyder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In those six words lay the fate of the great Emancipator.
Admiral Porter in his book writes : The President was received by General Weitzel, whose head- quarters were in the house of the fugitive President of the Confederacy. He took us to the state-house, the Libby prison, and the public offices which had escaped the terrible conflagra- tion of the day before. Late in the afternoon we were greatly relieved to get the President safely back on board the Malvern. On Wednesday and Thursday of th...e following week I was com- pleting my final dispositions for my departure from City Point for Washington, which was hastened by a feeling of nervous apprehension for the President, the result of reflecting upon the risks he ran.
CAPTURE AND OCCUPATION OF RICHMOND 23 The Confederate soldier alluded to above, who came to my headquarters and begged to have an interview with me on a very important subject, was a more than usually intel- ligent and fine-appearing man in uniform, by the name of Snyder.
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