| John Bell Hood - 1880 - 386 lehte
...Corps across the pike, north of Spring Hill. By this hour, however, twilight was upon us, when General Cheatham rode up in person. I at once directed Stewart...replied that the line looked a little too long for him, and that Stewart should first form on his right. I could hardly believe it possible that this brave... | |
| John Bell Hood - 1880 - 408 lehte
...Corps across the pike, north of Spring Hill. By this hour, however, twilight was upon us, when General Cheatham rode up in person. I at once directed Stewart...replied that the line looked a little too long for him, and that Stewart should first form on his right. I could hardly believe it possible that this brave... | |
| Marshall P. Thatcher - 1884 - 510 lehte
...in this direction. By this hour twilight was upon us, and General Cheatham rode up in person. * * * Turning to Cheatham I exclaimed with deep emotion,...replied that the line looked a little too long for him, and that Stewart should first form on his right. * * * It was reported to me after this hour that the... | |
| Charles Carleton Coffin - 1890 - 536 lehte
...exclaimed, with deep emotion, as I felt the golden opportunity fast slipping from me, ' General, why have you not attacked the enemy, and taken possession...replied that the line looked a little too long for him, and that Stewart should first form on his right. I could hardly believe it possible that this brave... | |
| Charles Carleton Coffin - 1890 - 536 lehte
...exclaimed, with deep emotion, as I felt the golden opportunity fast slipping from me, ' General, why have you not attacked the enemy, and taken possession...replied that the line looked a little too long for him, and that Stewart should first form on his right. I could hardly believe it possible that this brave... | |
| Charles Carleton Coffin - 1890 - 548 lehte
...exclaimed, with deep emotion, as I felt the golden opportunity fast slipping from me, ' General, why have you not attacked the enemy', and taken possession...replied that the line looked a little too long for him, and that Stewart should first form on his right. I could hardly believe it possible that this brave... | |
| Henry Martyn Field - 1890 - 338 lehte
...upon them," Cheatham rode up, not having executed his command, and Hood "exclaimed with deep emotion," "General, why in the name of God have you not attacked the enemy, and taken possession of that pike ?" to which Cheatham replied that " the line looked a little too long for him, and that Stewart should... | |
| Stanley F. Horn - 1965 - 372 lehte
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