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See also letter to Secretary Welles, of May 4, 1861.
Robert Anderson.
[^Instructions to Major Anderson, Drafted by the President and Signed by the Secretary of War.-] War Department, April 4, 1861.
Sir: Your letter of the ist instant occasions some anxiety to the President.
On the information of Captain Fox, he had supposed you could hold out till the 15th instant without any great inconvenience, and had pre- pared an expedition to relieve you before that period.
Hoping still that you v^^ill be... able to sustain yourself till the nth or 12th instant, the expe- dition will go forward, and. finding your flag flying, will attempt to provision you, and in case the effort is resisted, will endeavor also to rein- force you.
You will therefore hold out, if possible, till the arrival of the expedition.
It is not, however, the intention of the Presi- dent to subject your command to any danger or hardship beyond what, in your judgment, would be usual in military life ; and he has entire confidence that you will act as becomes a patriot and a soldier under all circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See also letter to Secretary Welles, of May 4, 1861.
Robert Anderson.
[^Instructions to Major Anderson, Drafted by the President and Signed by the Secretary of War.-] War Department, April 4, 1861.
Sir: Your letter of the ist instant occasions some anxiety to the President.
On the information of Captain Fox, he had supposed you could hold out till the 15th instant without any great inconvenience, and had pre- pared an expedition to relieve you before that period.
Hoping still that you v^^ill be... able to sustain yourself till the nth or 12th instant, the expe- dition will go forward, and. finding your flag flying, will attempt to provision you, and in case the effort is resisted, will endeavor also to rein- force you.
You will therefore hold out, if possible, till the arrival of the expedition.
It is not, however, the intention of the Presi- dent to subject your command to any danger or hardship beyond what, in your judgment, would be usual in military life ; and he has entire confidence that you will act as becomes a patriot and a soldier under all circumstances.
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