General Lee
General Lee
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This folly led to a serious evil, namely, the enlistment of soldiers for only ninety days. Lee, who understood war, pleaded in favor of the term being for the 34 General Lee.
end of the war, but he pleaded in vain. To add to his military diffi culties, the politicians insisted upon the officers being elected by their men. This was a point which, in describing to me the constitution of his army, Lee most deplored. When war bursts upon a country unused to the ordeal, and therefore unskilled in pr...eparing for it, the frothy babbling of politicians too often forces the nation into silly measures to its serious injury dur ing the ensuing operations. That no great military success can be achieved quickly by an improvised army is a lesson that of all others is made most clear by the narrative of this war on both sides. All through its earlier phases, the press, both Northern and Southern, called 35 General Lee.
loudly, and oftentimes angrily, for quick results. It is this impatience of the people, which the press is able to emphasize so strongly, that drives many weak generals into immature action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This folly led to a serious evil, namely, the enlistment of soldiers for only ninety days. Lee, who understood war, pleaded in favor of the term being for the 34 General Lee.
end of the war, but he pleaded in vain. To add to his military diffi culties, the politicians insisted upon the officers being elected by their men. This was a point which, in describing to me the constitution of his army, Lee most deplored. When war bursts upon a country unused to the ordeal, and therefore unskilled in pr...eparing for it, the frothy babbling of politicians too often forces the nation into silly measures to its serious injury dur ing the ensuing operations. That no great military success can be achieved quickly by an improvised army is a lesson that of all others is made most clear by the narrative of this war on both sides. All through its earlier phases, the press, both Northern and Southern, called 35 General Lee.
loudly, and oftentimes angrily, for quick results. It is this impatience of the people, which the press is able to emphasize so strongly, that drives many weak generals into immature action.
What to read after General Lee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garnet Wolseley Wolseley to read onlineMoreLess
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