Abraham Lincoln And Edwin M Stanton
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On his roll of honor we find 450, 000 serving in the various armies. Six hundred and fifty thousand (650, 000) horses joined the ranks; and the third year of the war the field armies required for the cavalry, artillery, and trains one- half as many animals as there were soldiers.
As the mules and horses had, as a general thing, to labor away from water and rail lines, they gave but little attention to the mechanical manoeuvres of 719 steam and sail vessels in service at one time during the fisc...al year ending June 30, 1865, and the 419 engines and 6, 330 cars employed during the war.
The soldier necessarily preferred the mail for his correspond ence ; he did not confine himself to a single line, and, as a result, the 1, 000, 000, 000 telegrams transmitted by the military telegraph were mostly on official business.
23 Good and wholesome rations were uniformly supplied by the Subsistence Department, and there was not a campaign, expe dition, or movement that failed on account of the inability of the department to meet all proper requirements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On his roll of honor we find 450, 000 serving in the various armies. Six hundred and fifty thousand (650, 000) horses joined the ranks; and the third year of the war the field armies required for the cavalry, artillery, and trains one- half as many animals as there were soldiers.
As the mules and horses had, as a general thing, to labor away from water and rail lines, they gave but little attention to the mechanical manoeuvres of 719 steam and sail vessels in service at one time during the fisc...al year ending June 30, 1865, and the 419 engines and 6, 330 cars employed during the war.
The soldier necessarily preferred the mail for his correspond ence ; he did not confine himself to a single line, and, as a result, the 1, 000, 000, 000 telegrams transmitted by the military telegraph were mostly on official business.
23 Good and wholesome rations were uniformly supplied by the Subsistence Department, and there was not a campaign, expe dition, or movement that failed on account of the inability of the department to meet all proper requirements.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Maccurdy Vincent to read onlineMoreLess
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