Abstract of Evidence
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Sherman could have believed this possible is impossible, if he is a sane man. The three miles of front be- tween his impregnable creeks could at any time have been fortified in less than three hours, by a parapet 7 feet above the bottom of an inside ditch, with a strong abattis 60 yards in front.
Such an arrangement, with artillery equal to that of the Rebels, would have enabled 15,000 men to repel 60,000 for any length of time, with a very trifling loss on our side. This is proven by the evide...nce of all history in all past time, and by our late repulse at Fredericksburgh and Vicksburgh, where Gen. Sherman lias perhaps been testing his novel theory.
(a) With regard to the entry as to sledges and crowbars, Gen. Sherman after swearing in his usual reckless way that Col. W.had no knowl- edge on the subject, when called for the defence equivocates by saying there were blacksmith's sledges with the batteries, and they had crow- bars to mend bridges (R. R. bridges,) and break lip railroads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sherman could have believed this possible is impossible, if he is a sane man. The three miles of front be- tween his impregnable creeks could at any time have been fortified in less than three hours, by a parapet 7 feet above the bottom of an inside ditch, with a strong abattis 60 yards in front.
Such an arrangement, with artillery equal to that of the Rebels, would have enabled 15,000 men to repel 60,000 for any length of time, with a very trifling loss on our side. This is proven by the evide...nce of all history in all past time, and by our late repulse at Fredericksburgh and Vicksburgh, where Gen. Sherman lias perhaps been testing his novel theory.
(a) With regard to the entry as to sledges and crowbars, Gen. Sherman after swearing in his usual reckless way that Col. W.had no knowl- edge on the subject, when called for the defence equivocates by saying there were blacksmith's sledges with the batteries, and they had crow- bars to mend bridges (R. R. bridges,) and break lip railroads.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miscellaneous Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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