The American Civil War a Concise History of Its Causes Progress And Results
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W. Banks recalled from Texas, January 4th. S. E. The " Housatonic " sunk off Charleston, February I7th. S. E. Olustee Expedition, February 7th-2Oth. S. Sherman s Meridian Campaign, February 3rd-March 5th. S. Sooy Smith v. Forrest, February i8th. S. W. Red River Expedition, March 8th-May I9th.
302 THE FIRST HALF OF 1864 from the south (cf. P. 310) early in April, between the Mississippi and Tennessee Rivers, as far as Paducah, where he was repulsed, and then turned back towards Memphis, attackin...g and taking Fort Pillow, which was held by coloured troops : his men began to massacre the garrison, but he stopped the slaughter as soon as he came up. Sherman acquits him from blame, saying that the policy, which he himself had always opposed, of raising troops from their own slaves to keep them in order in their own districts, made the Confederates so " fearfully savage " that they became quite uncontrollable on such occasions. After this Forrest went back into Mississippi.
When Sherman succeeded Grant in the West, the Xlth and Xllth Corps were amalgamated to form a new XXth under Hooker, Howard took the IVth Corps, and a cavalry corps of four divisions was formed, but these seem to have been distributed among the different armies before the advance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Banks recalled from Texas, January 4th. S. E. The " Housatonic " sunk off Charleston, February I7th. S. E. Olustee Expedition, February 7th-2Oth. S. Sherman s Meridian Campaign, February 3rd-March 5th. S. Sooy Smith v. Forrest, February i8th. S. W. Red River Expedition, March 8th-May I9th.
302 THE FIRST HALF OF 1864 from the south (cf. P. 310) early in April, between the Mississippi and Tennessee Rivers, as far as Paducah, where he was repulsed, and then turned back towards Memphis, attackin...g and taking Fort Pillow, which was held by coloured troops : his men began to massacre the garrison, but he stopped the slaughter as soon as he came up. Sherman acquits him from blame, saying that the policy, which he himself had always opposed, of raising troops from their own slaves to keep them in order in their own districts, made the Confederates so " fearfully savage " that they became quite uncontrollable on such occasions. After this Forrest went back into Mississippi.
When Sherman succeeded Grant in the West, the Xlth and Xllth Corps were amalgamated to form a new XXth under Hooker, Howard took the IVth Corps, and a cavalry corps of four divisions was formed, but these seem to have been distributed among the different armies before the advance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Formby to read onlineMoreLess
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