U S Grant
U S Grant
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Sherman with a furnished house in Cincinnati. As his own contribution, he sent five hundred dollars.
"It is the greatest march in history, " he wrote, in generous praise. "No other man than Sherman could have marched so far in an enemy's country, and be stronger at the finish than at the start. He is a greater general than I am. " CHAPTER XVIII The Fall of Richmond During the winter General Grant completed arrangements for important doings as soon as the roads were passable in the spring. On th...e 28th of March, on board the steamer River Queen, at City Point, he held a memorable consultation with President Lincoln and General Sherman, and told of his plans.
"At this moment, " he explained, "Sheridan is crossing the James River from the north by a pontoon bridge below City Point. I have a large and well-appointed force of cavalry with which I propose to strike the South Side and Danville railways. These are the only roads left over which Lee can supply his army. I intend to continue my movement to the left until Lee is entirely cut off from the Confederacy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sherman with a furnished house in Cincinnati. As his own contribution, he sent five hundred dollars.
"It is the greatest march in history, " he wrote, in generous praise. "No other man than Sherman could have marched so far in an enemy's country, and be stronger at the finish than at the start. He is a greater general than I am. " CHAPTER XVIII The Fall of Richmond During the winter General Grant completed arrangements for important doings as soon as the roads were passable in the spring. On th...e 28th of March, on board the steamer River Queen, at City Point, he held a memorable consultation with President Lincoln and General Sherman, and told of his plans.
"At this moment, " he explained, "Sheridan is crossing the James River from the north by a pontoon bridge below City Point. I have a large and well-appointed force of cavalry with which I propose to strike the South Side and Danville railways. These are the only roads left over which Lee can supply his army. I intend to continue my movement to the left until Lee is entirely cut off from the Confederacy.
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