| Ulysses Simpson Grant - 1885 - 614 páginas
...but very slightly in the old army, not having met him either at West Point or during the Mexican war. I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps...plan was preposterous. I returned to Cairo very much crestfallen. Flag-officer Foote commanded the little fleet of gunboats then in the neighborhood of... | |
| 1887 - 886 páginas
...Henry. He went toSt. Louis to see General Halleck, whose subordinate he was, and to state his plan. " I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps...not uttered many sentences/ before I was cut short ps if my plan was preposterous.) I returned to Cairo very much crest-fallen." He persevered, however,... | |
| Matthew Arnold - 1888 - 212 páginas
...went to St. Louis to see General Halleck, i ||, whose subordinate he was, and to state his plan. " I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps...plan was preposterous. I returned to Cairo very much crest-fallen." ii i. He persevered, however, and after consulting .... \ \ with the officer commanding... | |
| Ulysses Simpson Grant - 1892 - 612 páginas
...but very slightly in the old army, not having met him either at West Point or during the Mexican war. I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps...plan was preposterous. I returned to Cairo very much crestfallen. Flag-officer Foote commanded the little fleet of gunboats then in the neighborhood of... | |
| Ulysses Simpson Grant - 1894 - 694 páginas
...but very slightly in the old army, not having met him either at West Point or during the Mexican war. I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps...before I was cut short as if my plan was preposterous. 1 returned to Cairo very much crestfallen. Flag-officer Foote commanded the little fleet of gunboats... | |
| 1898 - 1190 páginas
...but very slightly in the old army, not having met him either at West Point or during the Mexican War. I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps...plan was preposterous. I returned to Cairo very much crestfallen." An officer who was present at the interview, afterwards related to the author precisely... | |
| Grenville M. Dodge - 1914 - 266 páginas
...General Halleck. but says : I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps stated the subject of my visit with less clearness than I might have done, and I had not uttered many sentences before 1 was cut short as if my plan was preposterous, and I returned to Cairo very much crestfallen. On his... | |
| Grenville M. Dodge - 1914 - 266 páginas
...Rivers, and asked permission to visit St. Louis and lay the plan before General Halleck. but says : I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps stated the subject of my visit with less clearness than I might have done, and I had not uttered many sentences... | |
| Louis Arthur Coolidge - 1917 - 642 páginas
...consideration higher up. But having grudgingly been granted leave to visit Halleck, he met scant courtesy. "I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps...plan was preposterous. I returned to Cairo very much crestfallen." The "preposterous" plan was this: Albert Sidney Johnston, in chief command west of the... | |
| Louis Arthur Coolidge - 1924 - 320 páginas
...consideration higher up. But having grudgingly been granted leave to visit Halleck, he met scant courtesy. "I was received with so little cordiality that I perhaps...not uttered many sentences before I was cut short as it my plan was preposterous. I returned to Cairo very much crestfallen." The "preposterous" plan was... | |
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