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John M. Schofield, Forty-six years in the Army, Chapter XX (search)
tes in respect to Mexican affairs. Our conversation was without reserve on either side, and with the understanding that nothing said by me would be withheld from the Emperor. The principal of these staff-officers was the distinguished Admiral de la Graviere, who had commanded the French squadron in American waters in the early part of our Civil War and in the capture of Vera Cruz. This gallant and honest old sailor had reported to his government the exact truth about the enterprise which Nan due time the Emperor learned that while all others had deceived him, the admiral had told him the truth, whereupon he was called to Paris, restored to the confidence of his chief, and appointed aide-de-camp on the staff of the Emperor. Admiral de la Graviere was a warm friend of America, rejoiced in the triumph of the Union cause, understood and appreciated the sentiments of the people of the United States, among whom he had made many friends, and was a very willing medium of communication t
John M. Schofield, Forty-six years in the Army, Index (search)
15-317, 323, 325; Oct. 22, 318, 325; Nov. 1, 310, 318, 319, 322, 325, 334; Nov. 2, 307, 319, 321, 325; Nov. 6, 310, 320, 333-335; Nov. 7, 320; Dec. 3, 327; Dec. 6, 327, 332, 333; Dec. 16, 327; Dec. 24, 327, 328, 334: Thomas, G. H., 252. Graviere, Adm. de la, bombards and captures Vera Cruz, 388; relations with Napoleon III, 388, 389; friendship for the United States, 388, 389 Gresham, Walter Q., Secretary of State, 503, 512 Griffin, Ga., Hood assembles militia at, 319 Guerrilla warfareions from Seward, 384, 385; sails for Paris, 385; at Liverpool, 385; in London, 385, 392; arrives in Paris, 385; relations with Minister Adams, 385, 392, 33 ; visits Italy, 385, 393; speech at the Grand Hotel, Paris, 386, 387; interviews with Adm. Graviere, 388, 389; interviews with Prince Napoleon, 388-391; at Prince Napoleon's banquet, 389; interviews with Adm. Reno, 389; reports progress to the government, 389-393; end of his mission to France, 391-393; presented to the French Emperor, 392;