The Colored Regulars in the United States Army
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As he was explaining his plan to the division officers and others onthe afternoon of the 30th at his own headquarters, Lawton and Chaffeewere of the opinion that they could dispose of the Spaniards at ElCaney in two hours time. "Therefore, " says the General, "I modified myplan, assigning Lawton's whole division for the attack of El Caney anddirected Bates' independent brigade to his support. " This lastmodification of General Shafter's plan was made in deference to theopinion of subordinates, ...and was based upon observations madeespecially by General Chaffee.
The force assigned for the reduction of El Caney was to begin its workearly in the morning, and by ten or eleven o'clock at the outside itwas expected that the task would be accomplished and Lawton would joinKent and Sumner in the assault upon San Juan. Early on the morning ofJuly 1st Capron's battery was got into position on a line runningdirectly north from Marianage on a hill about five hundred yards eastof Las Guasimas Creek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he was explaining his plan to the division officers and others onthe afternoon of the 30th at his own headquarters, Lawton and Chaffeewere of the opinion that they could dispose of the Spaniards at ElCaney in two hours time. "Therefore, " says the General, "I modified myplan, assigning Lawton's whole division for the attack of El Caney anddirected Bates' independent brigade to his support. " This lastmodification of General Shafter's plan was made in deference to theopinion of subordinates, ...and was based upon observations madeespecially by General Chaffee.
The force assigned for the reduction of El Caney was to begin its workearly in the morning, and by ten or eleven o'clock at the outside itwas expected that the task would be accomplished and Lawton would joinKent and Sumner in the assault upon San Juan. Early on the morning ofJuly 1st Capron's battery was got into position on a line runningdirectly north from Marianage on a hill about five hundred yards eastof Las Guasimas Creek.
What to read after The Colored Regulars in the United States Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steward T. G. to read onlineMoreLess
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