Was General Thomas Slow At Nashville? With a Description of the Greatest Cavalry Movement of the War And General James H. Wilson's Cavalry Operations in Tennessee, Alabama, And Georgia
Was General Thomas Slow At Nashville? With a Description of the Greatest Cavalry Movement of the War And General James H. Wilson's Cavalry Operations in Tennessee, Alabama, And Georgia
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No sacrifice must be spared to attain so important an object." THOMAS TURNS ON HIS NAGGERS.
There was one thing in which Gen- eral Thomas was slow. He was not swift to give expression to indigna- tion over wrong treatment. To this latter, as the culmination of the series^ he at last responded with this crush- ing statement: " General Hood's army is being pur- sued as rapidly and as vigorously as it is possible for one army to pursue another. We cannot control the ele- ments, and you must rememb...er that Digitized by Google so General George H, Thomas to resist Hood's advance into Tennes- see I had to reorganize and almost thoroughly equip the force now under my command. I fought the battles of the isth and i6th inst. with the troops but partially equipped, and notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather and the partial equipment, have been enabled to drive the enemy beyond Duck River, crossing the two streams with my troops, and driving the enemy from position to position, without the aid of pontoons, and with but little transportation to bring up supplies and ammunition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No sacrifice must be spared to attain so important an object." THOMAS TURNS ON HIS NAGGERS.
There was one thing in which Gen- eral Thomas was slow. He was not swift to give expression to indigna- tion over wrong treatment. To this latter, as the culmination of the series^ he at last responded with this crush- ing statement: " General Hood's army is being pur- sued as rapidly and as vigorously as it is possible for one army to pursue another. We cannot control the ele- ments, and you must rememb...er that Digitized by Google so General George H, Thomas to resist Hood's advance into Tennes- see I had to reorganize and almost thoroughly equip the force now under my command. I fought the battles of the isth and i6th inst. with the troops but partially equipped, and notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather and the partial equipment, have been enabled to drive the enemy beyond Duck River, crossing the two streams with my troops, and driving the enemy from position to position, without the aid of pontoons, and with but little transportation to bring up supplies and ammunition.
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