The History of Abraham Lincoln And the Overthrow of Slavery
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That order contemplated active move- ments, and in concert, by all the forces in the field. Lincoln appreciated and anticipated the common-sense views subse- quently acted upon by Grant, of attacking the enemy at all points at the same time.
On the Slst of January, he had ordered that all the dispos- able forces should be organized into an expedition for the immediate object of seizing and occupying a point on the railroad southwest of Manassas Junction.
Early in March, McClellan, with his sple...ndid army, marched on Centerville, to find it evacuated, and wooden guns in position on the works, behind which the rebels had so long remained unassailed. Addressing his vast army at Fairfax Court House, the young general said : " The Army of the Potomac is now a real army. Magnificent in material, admirable in discipline and instruction, excellently equipped and armed, your commanders are all that I could wish." The 320 MC CLELLAN. 321 last division of tlie Confederates left Centre ville on the 9tli of March.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That order contemplated active move- ments, and in concert, by all the forces in the field. Lincoln appreciated and anticipated the common-sense views subse- quently acted upon by Grant, of attacking the enemy at all points at the same time.
On the Slst of January, he had ordered that all the dispos- able forces should be organized into an expedition for the immediate object of seizing and occupying a point on the railroad southwest of Manassas Junction.
Early in March, McClellan, with his sple...ndid army, marched on Centerville, to find it evacuated, and wooden guns in position on the works, behind which the rebels had so long remained unassailed. Addressing his vast army at Fairfax Court House, the young general said : " The Army of the Potomac is now a real army. Magnificent in material, admirable in discipline and instruction, excellently equipped and armed, your commanders are all that I could wish." The 320 MC CLELLAN. 321 last division of tlie Confederates left Centre ville on the 9tli of March.
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