Necrology of the Commandery of the District of Columbia, 1888
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On October 10, Sheridan resumed his retrograde movement and took up strong position on the north side of Cedar Creek, 39 PHILIP HENRY SHERIDAN.
holding that line with Crook's and Emory's corps, while the 6th Corps was ordered to Washington by the way of Ashby's Gap.
Learning, however, that Early had arrived at Fisher's Hill with all his forces, Sheridan- ordered the return of the 6th Corps to Cedar Creek, where it arrived on the 14th. On the evening of the 15th, in answer to a summons from the ...vSecretary of War, Gen. Sheridan started to Washington by the way of Front Royal, taking with him the whole of Torbert's cavalry, which he in- tended, after passing Front Royal, to dispatch to Charlottesville for the purpose of destroying the railroad communications of the enemy, while he with an escort should proceed to Washington.
On the 1 6th he was arrested en route to Washington by a dispatch from General Wright covering a dispatch purporting to come from General Longstreet to General Early, which gave him much perplexity, indicating that Longstreet was advancing with a large force which he intended to unite with Early, and fill suddenly upon Sheridan to surprise and crush him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On October 10, Sheridan resumed his retrograde movement and took up strong position on the north side of Cedar Creek, 39 PHILIP HENRY SHERIDAN.
holding that line with Crook's and Emory's corps, while the 6th Corps was ordered to Washington by the way of Ashby's Gap.
Learning, however, that Early had arrived at Fisher's Hill with all his forces, Sheridan- ordered the return of the 6th Corps to Cedar Creek, where it arrived on the 14th. On the evening of the 15th, in answer to a summons from the ...vSecretary of War, Gen. Sheridan started to Washington by the way of Front Royal, taking with him the whole of Torbert's cavalry, which he in- tended, after passing Front Royal, to dispatch to Charlottesville for the purpose of destroying the railroad communications of the enemy, while he with an escort should proceed to Washington.
On the 1 6th he was arrested en route to Washington by a dispatch from General Wright covering a dispatch purporting to come from General Longstreet to General Early, which gave him much perplexity, indicating that Longstreet was advancing with a large force which he intended to unite with Early, and fill suddenly upon Sheridan to surprise and crush him.
What to read after Necrology of the Commandery of the District of Columbia, 1888?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. District of Columbia Commandery to read onlineMoreLess
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