The Story Of The Civil War (volume 3, pt. 2); To The Opening Of The Campaigns Of 1862. A Concise Account Of The War In
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The Story Of The Civil War (volume 3, pt. 2); To The Opening Of The Campaigns Of 1862. A Concise Account Of The War In
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John Codman Ropes, Books, History, The Story Of The Civil War (volume 3, pt. 2); To The Opening Of The Campaigns Of 1862. A Concise Account Of The War In, Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1913. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... GETTYSBURG. The change of commanders was a great relief to the Army of the Potomac; but not perhaps to all of its officers. Hooker's care for his soldiers had problem, made him many friends; but few indeed would wish to trust him to fight another great battle. Meade had the general confidence of the Army of the Potomac, with which he had served long and efficiently. This feeling of relief was heightened by the aspect of the country through which they then began to travel. The bloody slopes of Marye's Hill, the dismal woods of Chancellorsville far in the rear; moving on good Northern roads . . . marching between vineclad cottages which did not seem to belong to the same world as the mud plastered log-huts they had left far behind--the good troops . . . gallantly as they had borne themselves in disaster, were yet wonderfully heartened by scene and circumstance, by friendly greeting and the look of home.1 A new problem was now before each army. The Confederates felt that a glorious opportunity had come at last to put an end to the dangers that had been hanging over them, and to reap the fruits of their hard labors and sufferings in fighting for their fire 1 Walker's Hancock, 100. 402 sides. But this motive, so powerful with them heretofore, was now to be turned against them. The Federal troops were now to fight not only to uphold the Union and resist the encroachments of the slave power, but also to defend their own firesides from the invader. These motives gave rise to heroic deeds, which have made the name of Gettysburg, where the two armies were to meet, the pride of the united American nation, and have won for this nation the admiration and the honor of the civilized world. In the order to Meade, Halleck said1: You will not be hampered by any minute instructions fr...
John Codman Ropes, Books, History, The Story Of The Civil War (volume 3, pt. 2); To The Opening Of The Campaigns Of 1862. A Concise Account Of The War In, Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1913. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... GETTYSBURG. The change of commanders was a great relief to the Army of the Potomac; but not perhaps to all of its officers. Hooker's care for his soldiers had problem, made him many friends; but few indeed would wish to trust him to fight another great battle. Meade had the general confidence of the Army of the Potomac, with which he had served long and efficiently. This feeling of relief was heightened by the aspect of the country through which they then began to travel. The bloody slopes of Marye's Hill, the dismal woods of Chancellorsville far in the rear; moving on good Northern roads . . . marching between vineclad cottages which did not seem to belong to the same world as the mud plastered log-huts they had left far behind--the good troops . . . gallantly as they had borne themselves in disaster, were yet wonderfully heartened by scene and circumstance, by friendly greeting and the look of home.1 A new problem was now before each army. The Confederates felt that a glorious opportunity had come at last to put an end to the dangers that had been hanging over them, and to reap the fruits of their hard labors and sufferings in fighting for their fire 1 Walker's Hancock, 100. 402 sides. But this motive, so powerful with them heretofore, was now to be turned against them. The Federal troops were now to fight not only to uphold the Union and resist the encroachments of the slave power, but also to defend their own firesides from the invader. These motives gave rise to heroic deeds, which have made the name of Gettysburg, where the two armies were to meet, the pride of the united American nation, and have won for this nation the admiration and the honor of the civilized world. In the order to Meade, Halleck said1: You will not be hampered by any minute instructions fr...
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