The Grant Poem Containing Grants Public Career And Private Life From the Cradl
The Grant Poem Containing Grants Public Career And Private Life From the Cradl
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Here the rebels claimed, with desperate resistance, They'd fight till death ended their existence. So General Halleck, to have an invincible clan, Called to his assistance every available man ; So in case of a battle winding up the affray, He could sweep the rebel lines away. Thus all the extras under his commanding, Were concentrated at Pittsburg Landing. For Pittsburg Landing was a station, Supply and base of operations. As a special honor to Grant, you see, They christened it " Grand Army of... the Tennessee. " Into three armies it was divided, By three successful generals guided. The Ohio as a centre, was led by Buell, Pope, o'er the Missisippi, as left did rule ; The Tennessee, as right was wide and long, With Grant for commander, was wide and strong. Into sixteen divisions, this Grand Army divided, Over half which General Grant presided. Generals McClernand and Thomas were right up to biz. 132 THE LIFE OF GRANf. Each one helped Grant, commanding" the whole of his. General McClernand was lucky, for He held in command, the reserve of war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here the rebels claimed, with desperate resistance, They'd fight till death ended their existence. So General Halleck, to have an invincible clan, Called to his assistance every available man ; So in case of a battle winding up the affray, He could sweep the rebel lines away. Thus all the extras under his commanding, Were concentrated at Pittsburg Landing. For Pittsburg Landing was a station, Supply and base of operations. As a special honor to Grant, you see, They christened it " Grand Army of... the Tennessee. " Into three armies it was divided, By three successful generals guided. The Ohio as a centre, was led by Buell, Pope, o'er the Missisippi, as left did rule ; The Tennessee, as right was wide and long, With Grant for commander, was wide and strong. Into sixteen divisions, this Grand Army divided, Over half which General Grant presided. Generals McClernand and Thomas were right up to biz. 132 THE LIFE OF GRANf. Each one helped Grant, commanding" the whole of his. General McClernand was lucky, for He held in command, the reserve of war.
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