The Story of the Third Army Corps Union
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To the Treasurer this meeting is memorable as the one on which the first money was taken from the Permanent fund for expenses. The most important measure introduced, and one that at first seemed so radical as to be impossible of success, was that of General Sickles, which proposed an amendment to the constitution providing for the admission of private soldiers to the privileges of membership in the Union. It was passed in the following year and the result has been greater than could have been e...xpected, in promoting the best interests of the Society and giving it a new life.
[ 53 ] The meeting of 1887 was held at the Windsor Hotel in New York. Colonel A. Judson Clark was elected President and General Collis, Vice President. A committee was appointed, on motion of General Sickles, "To take steps looking to a reunion of the Army of the Potomac and the Army of Northern Virginia, at Gettysburg, on the anni versary of the battle in 1888. " Those appointed were Generals Carr, Sharpe, Robinson and Gra ham, and Colonels McMichael and Clark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the Treasurer this meeting is memorable as the one on which the first money was taken from the Permanent fund for expenses. The most important measure introduced, and one that at first seemed so radical as to be impossible of success, was that of General Sickles, which proposed an amendment to the constitution providing for the admission of private soldiers to the privileges of membership in the Union. It was passed in the following year and the result has been greater than could have been e...xpected, in promoting the best interests of the Society and giving it a new life.
[ 53 ] The meeting of 1887 was held at the Windsor Hotel in New York. Colonel A. Judson Clark was elected President and General Collis, Vice President. A committee was appointed, on motion of General Sickles, "To take steps looking to a reunion of the Army of the Potomac and the Army of Northern Virginia, at Gettysburg, on the anni versary of the battle in 1888. " Those appointed were Generals Carr, Sharpe, Robinson and Gra ham, and Colonels McMichael and Clark.
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