Heroes in Gray
Heroes in Gray
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He w r as very fond of his teacher at West Point and often spoke in highest terms of him. When he gradu- ated there were forty-six in his class and he ranked second of the number.
After he graduated he w r as put on the Engineer Corps and sent to Florida to build forts.
It was several years after he left W T est Point before he had much fighting to do. At last in 1846 the war with Mexico and our country broke out. He was made Chief Engineer of the army under General Scott. This was a very respo...nsible position and was filled by him with marked ability. The success of the battle depends largely upon HEROES IN GRAY. 57 the Engineer, as it is his duty to survey the field, plan the battle and plant the batteries where thev will be the most effective.
j General Scott was heard more than once to say that his success in Mexico w r as largely due to the skill, bravery and energy of Robert E. Lee. He declared to General Preston that young Lee was the greatest soldier in America, and long before the breaking out of the Civil War, Scott said: "If the President of the United States should ask my judgment as to the ability of a commander I would say with my dying breath, 'Let it be Robert Lee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He w r as very fond of his teacher at West Point and often spoke in highest terms of him. When he gradu- ated there were forty-six in his class and he ranked second of the number.
After he graduated he w r as put on the Engineer Corps and sent to Florida to build forts.
It was several years after he left W T est Point before he had much fighting to do. At last in 1846 the war with Mexico and our country broke out. He was made Chief Engineer of the army under General Scott. This was a very respo...nsible position and was filled by him with marked ability. The success of the battle depends largely upon HEROES IN GRAY. 57 the Engineer, as it is his duty to survey the field, plan the battle and plant the batteries where thev will be the most effective.
j General Scott was heard more than once to say that his success in Mexico w r as largely due to the skill, bravery and energy of Robert E. Lee. He declared to General Preston that young Lee was the greatest soldier in America, and long before the breaking out of the Civil War, Scott said: "If the President of the United States should ask my judgment as to the ability of a commander I would say with my dying breath, 'Let it be Robert Lee.
What to read after Heroes in Gray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Wells Sherrill to read onlineMoreLess
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