...thought of. I hope, in urging me to push the enemy, the department remembers that General Sherman took with him the complete organization of the Military...every respect, as regards ammunition, supplies, and trasportation, leaving me only two corps, partially stripped of their transportation to accommodate...

...thought of. I hope, in urging me to push the enemy, the Department remembers that General Sherman took with him the complete organization of the Military Division of the Mississippi, well supplied in every respect, as regards ammunition, supplies, and transportation, leaving me only two...

...equipped for field service. In this view of the case Thomas was strictly accurate. Sherman did take with him the complete organization of the Military...regards ammunition, supplies and transportation, leaving Thomas only two corps, partially stripped of their transportation. Thomas held command north of the...

...15th and 16th of December, 1864. 'When General Sherman started on his great march to the sea he took with him the complete organization of the Military Division of the Mississippi, remarkably well equipped in every respect as to ammunition, supplies, and transportation, leaving General...

...thought of. I hope in urging me to push the enemy the Department remembers that General Sherman took with him the complete organization of the Military...on Atlanta, from the commencement of the campaign to its close." These plain truths were finally appreciated, and it is hardly necessary to say that...

...thought of: I hope, in urging me to push the enemy, the department remembers that General Sherman took with him the complete organization of the Military...of the Mississippi, well equipped in every respect, aa regards ammunition, supplies, and transporiation, leaving me only two corps, partially stripped...

...push the enemy, the Department remembers that General Sherman took with him the complete organizations of the Military Division of the Mississippi, well...on Atlanta, from the commencement of the campaign until its close, and which is now, in addition, aided by Forrest's cavalry. Although my progress may...

...thought of. I ho)*, in urging me to push the enemy, the department remembers that tGeneral Sherman took with him the- complete organization of the Military...the Mississippi, well equipped in every respect, as tvgards ammunition, supplies and transportation, leaving me only two corps, partially stripped of their...

...push the enemy, the department remembers that General Sherman took with him the complete organizations of the Military Division of the Mississippi, well...Mississippi on Atlanta from the commencement of the campaign until its close, and which is now, in addition,' aided by Forrest's cavalry. Although my progress may...

...push the enemy, the Department remembers that General Sherman took with him the complete organizations of the military division of the Mississippi, well...on Atlanta, from the commencement of the campaign until its close, and which is now. in addition, aided by Forrest's cavalry. Although my progress may...