The Life of Charles A. Dana
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"I suppose that the advance of Schofield's corps is here by this time, although it has not yet been reported to me." 354 WAR DEPARTMENT During the cavalry campaign through Alabama and Georgia, in March and April, 1865, I was necessarily cut off from all communication with the North. No letters reached me from any quarter, and the only news I re- ceived came through the Confederates or the "intelligent contraband." I knew that the spring campaign would begin "all along the line" as soon as the w...eather would permit, but I had no word from the time I left the Ten- nessee River till I arrived at Macon, Georgia, as to what had actually taken place in Virginia and the Carolinas; and after the armistice it took several days to re-establish telegraphs, and several weeks to open railroad communica- tion and the postal service with the North. It was not till that was done that it became possible to learn the par- ticulars of the great events that had taken place.
After the defeat and dispersion of Hood's army, the conviction became wide-spread that the Confederacy was doomed to an early collapse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I suppose that the advance of Schofield's corps is here by this time, although it has not yet been reported to me." 354 WAR DEPARTMENT During the cavalry campaign through Alabama and Georgia, in March and April, 1865, I was necessarily cut off from all communication with the North. No letters reached me from any quarter, and the only news I re- ceived came through the Confederates or the "intelligent contraband." I knew that the spring campaign would begin "all along the line" as soon as the w...eather would permit, but I had no word from the time I left the Ten- nessee River till I arrived at Macon, Georgia, as to what had actually taken place in Virginia and the Carolinas; and after the armistice it took several days to re-establish telegraphs, and several weeks to open railroad communica- tion and the postal service with the North. It was not till that was done that it became possible to learn the par- ticulars of the great events that had taken place.
After the defeat and dispersion of Hood's army, the conviction became wide-spread that the Confederacy was doomed to an early collapse.
What to read after The Life of Charles A. Dana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, James Harrison, 1837-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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