The War the World And Wilson
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On the 14th of July a runner was sent back by Lieutenant Brown of the scouts, with the information that the camp had been located and that he would attack at once with his scouts, asking for the infantry to be sent forward to his support. I moved forward with the infantry as rapidly as possible, and did not reach Lieutenant Brown until after he had entered the hostile camp. The attacking party had been discovered and all the hostiles escaped.
Their animals and camp equipage, with a large amount... of dried beef, etc., fell into our hands, but the hostiles scat- tered and escaped on foot.
• ••••■■ •»H. W. Lawton, Captain 4th Cavalry.
Adjutant-General, Department of Arizona.
It will thus be seen that Captain Lawton, writing at the time, did not look upon the twenty infantrymen as a "battalion," but 93 THE WAR, THE WORLD, AND WILSON merely as a detachment; that he stated clearly that officers were not sent to him with the detachment, and that no attempt was made by him to claim that Wood and the infantry were present at the attack upon the Indian camp, but, on the contrary, there is explicit admission that they did not reach the place of encounter until after its occupation by the scouts and after the flight of every Indian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 14th of July a runner was sent back by Lieutenant Brown of the scouts, with the information that the camp had been located and that he would attack at once with his scouts, asking for the infantry to be sent forward to his support. I moved forward with the infantry as rapidly as possible, and did not reach Lieutenant Brown until after he had entered the hostile camp. The attacking party had been discovered and all the hostiles escaped.
Their animals and camp equipage, with a large amount... of dried beef, etc., fell into our hands, but the hostiles scat- tered and escaped on foot.
• ••••■■ •»H. W. Lawton, Captain 4th Cavalry.
Adjutant-General, Department of Arizona.
It will thus be seen that Captain Lawton, writing at the time, did not look upon the twenty infantrymen as a "battalion," but 93 THE WAR, THE WORLD, AND WILSON merely as a detachment; that he stated clearly that officers were not sent to him with the detachment, and that no attempt was made by him to claim that Wood and the infantry were present at the attack upon the Indian camp, but, on the contrary, there is explicit admission that they did not reach the place of encounter until after its occupation by the scouts and after the flight of every Indian.
What to read after The War the World And Wilson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Creel to read onlineMoreLess
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