Corrections in History of Second Army Corps
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I do not feel that my reputation is secure whilst serving under him. If I cannot be transferred, then I request that my resignation be accepted, and I be mustered out of the service.
Very respectfully, JOSHUA T. OWEN.
Brigadier General i'. S. I'alitnteers.
Upon his forwarding this communication through division headquarters, — as he had to do, — General Gibbon was angered, and as he has always thought, and still thinks, he was placed in arrest because he made this request in the manner and form... in which he did. He was placed in arrest on the 8th of June, and mustered out on the i8th of July, 1864, and not under charges, as the following official notice will prove : " Brigadier General Joshua T. Owen, U. S. Volunteers, was mustered out of service July 18, 1864." Adjutant General's Office, December 28, 1886.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not feel that my reputation is secure whilst serving under him. If I cannot be transferred, then I request that my resignation be accepted, and I be mustered out of the service.
Very respectfully, JOSHUA T. OWEN.
Brigadier General i'. S. I'alitnteers.
Upon his forwarding this communication through division headquarters, — as he had to do, — General Gibbon was angered, and as he has always thought, and still thinks, he was placed in arrest because he made this request in the manner and form... in which he did. He was placed in arrest on the 8th of June, and mustered out on the i8th of July, 1864, and not under charges, as the following official notice will prove : " Brigadier General Joshua T. Owen, U. S. Volunteers, was mustered out of service July 18, 1864." Adjutant General's Office, December 28, 1886.
i4 :f.:- .L'\-f^ nnniuvUimPs. iitl uuuiHAnnnmmnfT nn '. , ; , > i^jupiii ur ■irLniiVmniui-muL' i. inr lUHi - 'nr ri'nn^.nnrinnnnrtnr^'iinnn t ^ ri.' 1 68 rrfy •-«K2^i#'' { j ■ ;;i!n .r' ■j^ :'^-'^:..''l„ \.d^-- I ,A>,.7>,v
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