Personal Recollections of President Abraham Lincoln General Ulysses S Grant An
Personal Recollections of President Abraham Lincoln General Ulysses S Grant An
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" Then he said, "Can't you do it again to- morrow?" and I said, "Yes sir. " I bade him good night and went back to my command, resolving never again to be sent on such an errand. Sherman explained to me afterwards that he knew what orders he had given to press Atlanta, and hold the forces in the intrenchments surrounding it, and he want- ed it said that the little Army of the Tennessee had fought the great battle without any help, and he knew from the pun- ishment that the rebel army had receiv...ed that Hood would not dare to attack us in the morning.
There is no doubt but that, when I saw Sherman that night, he had ascertained the facts from the reports of the diiferent commanders that Atlanta was without organized force, and that rather than reinforce the little Army of the Tennessee, he wished to impress the fact that he was respon- sible for not taking Atlanta, and did not propose to relieve himself of any criticism. He has since said to us, in his own quiet way, that he thought we ought to have taken Atlanta that day, but I have never heard him make any criticisms, or make any claim that any officer was to blame for not doing it.
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" Then he said, "Can't you do it again to- morrow?" and I said, "Yes sir. " I bade him good night and went back to my command, resolving never again to be sent on such an errand. Sherman explained to me afterwards that he knew what orders he had given to press Atlanta, and hold the forces in the intrenchments surrounding it, and he want- ed it said that the little Army of the Tennessee had fought the great battle without any help, and he knew from the pun- ishment that the rebel army had receiv...ed that Hood would not dare to attack us in the morning.
There is no doubt but that, when I saw Sherman that night, he had ascertained the facts from the reports of the diiferent commanders that Atlanta was without organized force, and that rather than reinforce the little Army of the Tennessee, he wished to impress the fact that he was respon- sible for not taking Atlanta, and did not propose to relieve himself of any criticism. He has since said to us, in his own quiet way, that he thought we ought to have taken Atlanta that day, but I have never heard him make any criticisms, or make any claim that any officer was to blame for not doing it.
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