Home Letters of General Sherman
Home Letters of General Sherman
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Grant wanted me to com- mand, but I reported my reason as before stated. Banks ranks Grant and myself. But now Grant will be Lieu- tenant-General and will command all he pleases. Of course I can get anything I want, but as soon as the spring campaign is over I want to come here and look after the Mississippi. Like the story of Gil Bias, ' Here lies my soul. ' Though Willy died here his pure and holy spirit will hover over this the grand artery of America. I want to live out here and die here al...so, and don't care if my grave be like De Soto's in its muddy waters. 1 ... " "Memphis, March 12, 1864.
"... Of all the expeditions sent out this spring mine has been best conducted and most successful simply be- cause of the secrecy and expedition with which it was planned and executed. Had the enemy been informed of these in advance by our prying correspondents I might have shared the fate of Seymour. 2 He did not go forty miles from his base, whereas I went one hundred and 1 It was at General Sherman's own request that he was buried, in 1891, at St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grant wanted me to com- mand, but I reported my reason as before stated. Banks ranks Grant and myself. But now Grant will be Lieu- tenant-General and will command all he pleases. Of course I can get anything I want, but as soon as the spring campaign is over I want to come here and look after the Mississippi. Like the story of Gil Bias, ' Here lies my soul. ' Though Willy died here his pure and holy spirit will hover over this the grand artery of America. I want to live out here and die here al...so, and don't care if my grave be like De Soto's in its muddy waters. 1 ... " "Memphis, March 12, 1864.
"... Of all the expeditions sent out this spring mine has been best conducted and most successful simply be- cause of the secrecy and expedition with which it was planned and executed. Had the enemy been informed of these in advance by our prying correspondents I might have shared the fate of Seymour. 2 He did not go forty miles from his base, whereas I went one hundred and 1 It was at General Sherman's own request that he was buried, in 1891, at St.
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