The Real America in Romance volume 12
The Real America in Romance volume 12
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Neverthe less, there they were, serving ALBERT SIDNEY JOHSSTOH THE WAR IN THE WEST with zeal and cheerfulness generals of one-tenth their acumen and ability, and making ready for the spurs they were so brilliantly to win. It was Thomas now, in fact, who, defeat ing a force under Zollicoffer at Mill Springs, may be said to have earned the first real victory for the Union arms. But that was merely the opening wedge for what was to come.
Fifty miles south of Paducah on the Tennessee River stood Fo...rt Henry; ten miles east thereof, across the narrow neck, stood Fort Donelson on the Cumberland. To these two forts, strongholds of the Confederates, the eyes of the Union leaders now were turned. To whom chiefly the credit is due for the plan to strike the Southern line at this strongly strategic point, is not certain. It may have been Halleck; it is more likely to have been Grant.
At all events it was Grant who, moving southward from Cairo with Foote and his gunboats, besought Halleck to allow him to make the attack on the two forts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neverthe less, there they were, serving ALBERT SIDNEY JOHSSTOH THE WAR IN THE WEST with zeal and cheerfulness generals of one-tenth their acumen and ability, and making ready for the spurs they were so brilliantly to win. It was Thomas now, in fact, who, defeat ing a force under Zollicoffer at Mill Springs, may be said to have earned the first real victory for the Union arms. But that was merely the opening wedge for what was to come.
Fifty miles south of Paducah on the Tennessee River stood Fo...rt Henry; ten miles east thereof, across the narrow neck, stood Fort Donelson on the Cumberland. To these two forts, strongholds of the Confederates, the eyes of the Union leaders now were turned. To whom chiefly the credit is due for the plan to strike the Southern line at this strongly strategic point, is not certain. It may have been Halleck; it is more likely to have been Grant.
At all events it was Grant who, moving southward from Cairo with Foote and his gunboats, besought Halleck to allow him to make the attack on the two forts.
What to read after The Real America in Romance volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Markham to read onlineMoreLess
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