Heroes of the Great Conflict Life And Services of William Farrar Smith Major G
Heroes of the Great Conflict Life And Services of William Farrar Smith Major G
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Dana, then present at Chattanooga as Assistant Secretary of War, and also to myself, who was serving at the time on General Grant s staff as Inspector Gen eral, and was in daily contact with all the leading officers, that it was General Smith, and General Smith alone, who conceived and carried out the plan actu ally used for the capture of Brown s Ferry and the re-establishment of the direct line of communication between Chattanooga and Bridgeport. Indeed, there was no question in that army, or... at that time, in regard to the matter. Rosecrans was never mentioned in con nection with it, while Smith s praise was in everybody s mouth till the close of the campaign, not only for the Brown s Ferry movement, but, what was still more important, for the plan of opera tions against Bragg s position on Mis sionary Ridge. He it was who person ally familiarized himself with the terrain in the entire field of operations, which, with the mountains, valleys, rivers and J1 GENERAL WILLIAM FARRAR SMITH creeks, that gave it its unique character, was the most complicated and difficult one of the entire war, if not the most complicated and difficult one upon which a great battle was ever fought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dana, then present at Chattanooga as Assistant Secretary of War, and also to myself, who was serving at the time on General Grant s staff as Inspector Gen eral, and was in daily contact with all the leading officers, that it was General Smith, and General Smith alone, who conceived and carried out the plan actu ally used for the capture of Brown s Ferry and the re-establishment of the direct line of communication between Chattanooga and Bridgeport. Indeed, there was no question in that army, or... at that time, in regard to the matter. Rosecrans was never mentioned in con nection with it, while Smith s praise was in everybody s mouth till the close of the campaign, not only for the Brown s Ferry movement, but, what was still more important, for the plan of opera tions against Bragg s position on Mis sionary Ridge. He it was who person ally familiarized himself with the terrain in the entire field of operations, which, with the mountains, valleys, rivers and J1 GENERAL WILLIAM FARRAR SMITH creeks, that gave it its unique character, was the most complicated and difficult one of the entire war, if not the most complicated and difficult one upon which a great battle was ever fought.
What to read after Heroes of the Great Conflict Life And Services of William Farrar Smith Major G?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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