Who Planned the Tennessee Campaign of 1862 Or Anna Ella Carroll Vs Ulysses S
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Hon. Cassius M. Clay, who was U. S. Minister to St. Peters burg during the crisis of our civil war, after returning home and becoming informed of Miss Carroll s extraordinary work, wrote her at different times in relation to that work. In a letter written Jan 24, 1873, from White Hall, Madison Co. , Ky. , he said : " I trust that whilst land, and rank, and pensions are allowed Union men, that the Union women who risked life and health, as well in the sanitary and in other departments, should sh...are those similar rewards.
Be that as it may, your case stands out unique for you tow ered above all our generals in military genius, and it would be a shame upon our country if you were not honored with the gratitude of all, and solid pecuniary reward.
C. M. CLAY. " Hon. Orestes H. Browning of Illinois, Senator during the war, and in confidential relations with President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton, wrote Miss Carroll in 1873, from Quincy, 111. , saying: "During the progress of the war of the rebellion, from 1861 to 1865, I had frequent conversations with President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton in regard to the active and efficient part you had taken in behalf of the country, in all of which they ex pressed their admiration and gratitude for the patriotic and valuable services you had rendered the cause of the Union, and the hope that you would be adequately compensated by Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hon. Cassius M. Clay, who was U. S. Minister to St. Peters burg during the crisis of our civil war, after returning home and becoming informed of Miss Carroll s extraordinary work, wrote her at different times in relation to that work. In a letter written Jan 24, 1873, from White Hall, Madison Co. , Ky. , he said : " I trust that whilst land, and rank, and pensions are allowed Union men, that the Union women who risked life and health, as well in the sanitary and in other departments, should sh...are those similar rewards.
Be that as it may, your case stands out unique for you tow ered above all our generals in military genius, and it would be a shame upon our country if you were not honored with the gratitude of all, and solid pecuniary reward.
C. M. CLAY. " Hon. Orestes H. Browning of Illinois, Senator during the war, and in confidential relations with President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton, wrote Miss Carroll in 1873, from Quincy, 111. , saying: "During the progress of the war of the rebellion, from 1861 to 1865, I had frequent conversations with President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton in regard to the active and efficient part you had taken in behalf of the country, in all of which they ex pressed their admiration and gratitude for the patriotic and valuable services you had rendered the cause of the Union, and the hope that you would be adequately compensated by Congress.
What to read after Who Planned the Tennessee Campaign of 1862 Or Anna Ella Carroll Vs Ulysses S?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matilda Joslyn Gage to read onlineMoreLess
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