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I also advised the enrolling officers be not allowed to grant furloughs to conscripts pending the application of the latter for exemption or detail. I think it a sound principle that the enrolling & conscript officers should be restricted entirely to the duty of putting men in the field. I think we may safely leave it to the conscripts themselves to make out their claims to relief from active service. As the system of exemptions and details is now conducted, I do not expect any material increas...e of our strength.
I was informed by Gen Kemper'* that in this state federate Congress, Bragg's temporary position as military adviser to the President corresponded to that of Halleck, Federal Chief of Staff.
* Not found. Many references to the conscription service in Georgia occur in O. R., series 4, 3.
3 Supra, No. 165.
'' Brigadier-General James L. Kemper, distinguished at 298 Lee's Dispatches alone there were no less than forty thousand exempts, details and applications for detail yet undecided.
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I also advised the enrolling officers be not allowed to grant furloughs to conscripts pending the application of the latter for exemption or detail. I think it a sound principle that the enrolling & conscript officers should be restricted entirely to the duty of putting men in the field. I think we may safely leave it to the conscripts themselves to make out their claims to relief from active service. As the system of exemptions and details is now conducted, I do not expect any material increas...e of our strength.
I was informed by Gen Kemper'* that in this state federate Congress, Bragg's temporary position as military adviser to the President corresponded to that of Halleck, Federal Chief of Staff.
* Not found. Many references to the conscription service in Georgia occur in O. R., series 4, 3.
3 Supra, No. 165.
'' Brigadier-General James L. Kemper, distinguished at 298 Lee's Dispatches alone there were no less than forty thousand exempts, details and applications for detail yet undecided.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1807-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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