Army Life From a Soldiers Journal
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In case of a repulse we could LEAVING THE ENEMY IF OUE REA. B. 209 fall back to the protection of our gunboats on the Mississippi River. At the same time the enemy, if defeated, could fall back and then retreat to the inte- rior of Mississippi. By going toward Jackson we left the large Confederate force in position where it could fall into our rear. Not onlv this, but by taking that t/ c5 route we would drive all of the rebels into one body and thus strengthen them for the great battle that was... evidently near at hand. The course taken by Gen- eral Grant was to go to Jackson, throw his entire army between the Confederates and their only route for retreat, thus producing this condition of affairs: If defeated, the enemy could only fall back and be penned in at Yicksburg, and on the other hand, the Union army, if defeated, would be entirely destroyed, because there would be no possible road for retreat left open. All of these things were well understood by the army, and as We turned toward the east all were elated with the audacity of the movement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In case of a repulse we could LEAVING THE ENEMY IF OUE REA. B. 209 fall back to the protection of our gunboats on the Mississippi River. At the same time the enemy, if defeated, could fall back and then retreat to the inte- rior of Mississippi. By going toward Jackson we left the large Confederate force in position where it could fall into our rear. Not onlv this, but by taking that t/ c5 route we would drive all of the rebels into one body and thus strengthen them for the great battle that was... evidently near at hand. The course taken by Gen- eral Grant was to go to Jackson, throw his entire army between the Confederates and their only route for retreat, thus producing this condition of affairs: If defeated, the enemy could only fall back and be penned in at Yicksburg, and on the other hand, the Union army, if defeated, would be entirely destroyed, because there would be no possible road for retreat left open. All of these things were well understood by the army, and as We turned toward the east all were elated with the audacity of the movement.
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