This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 edition. Excerpt: ...con-gJIntantry cerned, but their horses were thin and very much worn out by excessive, and, it seemed to me, unnecessary picket duty, the picket line almost encircling the infantry and artillery camps of the army, covering a distance, if stretched out on a continuous line, of nearly 60 miles. The enemy, more ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 edition. Excerpt: ...con-gJIntantry cerned, but their horses were thin and very much worn out by excessive, and, it seemed to me, unnecessary picket duty, the picket line almost encircling the infantry and artillery camps of the army, covering a distance, if stretched out on a continuous line, of nearly 60 miles. The enemy, more wise, had been husbanding the During winter bones should be strength and efficiency of his horses by sending them to "em where they J. can recuperate. the rear, in order to brinef them out in the spring in good Bapidaa to the r & o j4mei Apr 18M condition for the impending campaign. (Genl. P. H. Sheridan, R. R., Vol. 36, Part I, p. 787.) Ext. No. 228.--As it was difficult to overcome the cavairysnouia not be AStcd for established custom of wasting; cavalry for the protection the protection of & J r trains. of trains, and for the establishment of cordons around a Kapidan to the..... James, Apr. 1864. sleeping infantry force, we had to bide our time. (Genl. P. H. Sheridan, R. R., Vol. 36, Part I, p. 787.) Ext. No. 229.--The enemy here again made an Cannot oppose error in tactics by sending a large force to attack my utefora'bya rear, thus weakening his force in front, enabling me to rear wfth a large throw all my strength on that which opposed my front, Y-iiow TareTM, and fight this force with a small rear guard. -., M-j u, Ism. (Genl. P. H. Sheridan, R. R., Vol. 36, Part I, p. 790.) Ext. No. 230.--Custer's charge, with Chapman on CavaIry Bh0uid his flank, was brilliantly executed; first at a walk, thenchal standing at a trot, then dashing at the enemy's line and battery, v-Y, elJay n.Vs&iTM' capturing the guns and gunners and breaking the line, which was simple enough to receive the charge in a stationary...
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