The Reminiscences
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When I was ready to leave, he asked me what conveyance I had to take me back to Washington. I answered, the government tug, on which I had come. " Oh," said he, " you can do better than that. Mrs. Lincoln is here, and will start back for Washington in an hour or two. She has a comfortable steamboat to carry her, on which there will be plenty of room for both of you, if you keep the peace. You can accompany her, if you like." Mrs. Lincoln joining in the invitation, I accepted.
Shortly after my r...eturn from City Point, I received an order from the War Department to report at once for duty to General Sherman at Goldsborough, North Carolina. I obeyed without delay. The concentration of troops at Goldsborough included, aside from Sherman's army proper, with which he had executed the famous march from Atlanta to the sea, and from Savannah to North Carolina, the Twenty-third Corps, under General Schofield, and the Tenth Corps, under General Terry. These forces were now divided into three armies — the Army of the Tennessee, under General Howard; the Army of the Ohio, under General Schofield, and the Army of [110] THE EEMINISCENCES OF CARL SCHURZ Georgia, under General Slocum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I was ready to leave, he asked me what conveyance I had to take me back to Washington. I answered, the government tug, on which I had come. " Oh," said he, " you can do better than that. Mrs. Lincoln is here, and will start back for Washington in an hour or two. She has a comfortable steamboat to carry her, on which there will be plenty of room for both of you, if you keep the peace. You can accompany her, if you like." Mrs. Lincoln joining in the invitation, I accepted.
Shortly after my r...eturn from City Point, I received an order from the War Department to report at once for duty to General Sherman at Goldsborough, North Carolina. I obeyed without delay. The concentration of troops at Goldsborough included, aside from Sherman's army proper, with which he had executed the famous march from Atlanta to the sea, and from Savannah to North Carolina, the Twenty-third Corps, under General Schofield, and the Tenth Corps, under General Terry. These forces were now divided into three armies — the Army of the Tennessee, under General Howard; the Army of the Ohio, under General Schofield, and the Army of [110] THE EEMINISCENCES OF CARL SCHURZ Georgia, under General Slocum.
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