The Early Life Campaigns And Public Services of Robert E Lee With a Record O
The Early Life Campaigns And Public Services of Robert E Lee With a Record O
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Price and the Missouri Army under his command, for the gallant conduct they had displayed throughout their service, and especially for the skill, fortitude, and courage, by which they gained the brilliant achievement at Lexington. " There had been no such phenomenon in the war : it was a new apparition of mili- tary science to see a man flying with a few hundred retainers across his State, an empire in itself, almost from one corner of it to another, before a victorious and thoroughly appointed... army ; raising in a few weeks a force of 5, 000 men ; arming, equipping, and feeding them, without resources, but from captured stores of the enemy ; winning a great battle by his own genius and head- long courage ; establishing his popularity in the hearts of his 318 MAJOR-GENERAL STERLING PHICE.
command ; marching back to his starting-point, and capturing an army and its entire outfit by an unconditional surrender.
It had been Gen. Price's design not to repose on the victory of Lexington ; but obtaining supplies and recruits, to sweep down upon St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Price and the Missouri Army under his command, for the gallant conduct they had displayed throughout their service, and especially for the skill, fortitude, and courage, by which they gained the brilliant achievement at Lexington. " There had been no such phenomenon in the war : it was a new apparition of mili- tary science to see a man flying with a few hundred retainers across his State, an empire in itself, almost from one corner of it to another, before a victorious and thoroughly appointed... army ; raising in a few weeks a force of 5, 000 men ; arming, equipping, and feeding them, without resources, but from captured stores of the enemy ; winning a great battle by his own genius and head- long courage ; establishing his popularity in the hearts of his 318 MAJOR-GENERAL STERLING PHICE.
command ; marching back to his starting-point, and capturing an army and its entire outfit by an unconditional surrender.
It had been Gen. Price's design not to repose on the victory of Lexington ; but obtaining supplies and recruits, to sweep down upon St.
What to read after The Early Life Campaigns And Public Services of Robert E Lee With a Record O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pollard, Edward Alfred, 1831-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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