The Memoirs of General Ulysses S Grant Part 5
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If thereis a point below City Point where a pontoon bridge can be thrown, haveit laid.
Expecting the arrival of the 18th corps by Monday night, if you deem itpracticable from the force you have to seize and hold Petersburg, youmay prepare to start, on the arrival of troops to hold your presentlines. I do not want Petersburg visited, however, unless it is held, nor an attempt to take it, unless you feel a reasonable degree ofconfidence of success. If you should go there, I think troops shouldtak...e nothing with them except what they can carry, depending uponsupplies being sent after the place is secured. If Colonel Dent shouldnot succeed in securing the requisite amount of transportation for the18th corps before reaching you, please have the balance supplied.
U. S. GRANT, Lieut. -General.
P. S. --On reflection I will send the 18th corps by way of White House. The distance which they will have to march will be enough shorter toenable them to reach you about the same time, and the uncertainty ofnavigation on the Chickahominy will be avoided.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If thereis a point below City Point where a pontoon bridge can be thrown, haveit laid.
Expecting the arrival of the 18th corps by Monday night, if you deem itpracticable from the force you have to seize and hold Petersburg, youmay prepare to start, on the arrival of troops to hold your presentlines. I do not want Petersburg visited, however, unless it is held, nor an attempt to take it, unless you feel a reasonable degree ofconfidence of success. If you should go there, I think troops shouldtak...e nothing with them except what they can carry, depending uponsupplies being sent after the place is secured. If Colonel Dent shouldnot succeed in securing the requisite amount of transportation for the18th corps before reaching you, please have the balance supplied.
U. S. GRANT, Lieut. -General.
P. S. --On reflection I will send the 18th corps by way of White House. The distance which they will have to march will be enough shorter toenable them to reach you about the same time, and the uncertainty ofnavigation on the Chickahominy will be avoided.
What to read after The Memoirs of General Ulysses S Grant Part 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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