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THE RECORD.
second chapter. Then, after an explanation of General Early's accidental detention of General Hancock at Todd's Tavern, near the foot of page 215, General Grant continues : — " Had I ordered the movement for the night of the 7th by my left flank, it would have put Hancock in the lead. It would also have given us an hour or more earlier start. It took all that time for Warren to get the head of his column to the left of Hancock after he had got his troops out of their line confrontin...g the enemy. This hour, and Hancock's capacity to use his whole force when necessary, would, no doubt, have enabled him to crush Anderson before he could be reinforced. But the move- ment made was tactical. . . . Then, too, I had not yet learned the special qualifications of the different corps commanders. At that time my judgment was that Warren was the man I would suggest to succeed Meade should anything hap- pen to that gallant soldier to take him from the field. As I have before said, Warren was a gallant soldier, an able man ; and he was besides thoroughly imbued with the solemnity and im- portance of the duty he had to perform." The first point to be noted in this account is, that, up to the evening of May 7, 1864, General Warren, as a gallant soldier and able man, actu- ated by a thorough comprehension of his duty, held a high place in the estimation of Lieutenant- General Grant.
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THE RECORD.
second chapter. Then, after an explanation of General Early's accidental detention of General Hancock at Todd's Tavern, near the foot of page 215, General Grant continues : — " Had I ordered the movement for the night of the 7th by my left flank, it would have put Hancock in the lead. It would also have given us an hour or more earlier start. It took all that time for Warren to get the head of his column to the left of Hancock after he had got his troops out of their line confrontin...g the enemy. This hour, and Hancock's capacity to use his whole force when necessary, would, no doubt, have enabled him to crush Anderson before he could be reinforced. But the move- ment made was tactical. . . . Then, too, I had not yet learned the special qualifications of the different corps commanders. At that time my judgment was that Warren was the man I would suggest to succeed Meade should anything hap- pen to that gallant soldier to take him from the field. As I have before said, Warren was a gallant soldier, an able man ; and he was besides thoroughly imbued with the solemnity and im- portance of the duty he had to perform." The first point to be noted in this account is, that, up to the evening of May 7, 1864, General Warren, as a gallant soldier and able man, actu- ated by a thorough comprehension of his duty, held a high place in the estimation of Lieutenant- General Grant.
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