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John M. Schofield, Forty-six years in the Army, Chapter XV (search)
General Thomas's report of the operations in Tennessee. If I did, there was nothing in it to attract my special attention, as I was too much occupied with the important affairs of the time to think or care very much about anything that was already three years old. My relations with General Thomas during that time—the winter and spring of 1868-9, when he was, by my selection, president of a very important military court, with General Hancock and General Terry as the other members, and General Holt as the judge-advocate— were very cordial, at least on my part. He was my guest at a large dinner given to the members of the President's cabinet and the Diplomatic Corps, to which the only other gentlemen invited were Generals Thomas and Hancock, as a special mark of distinction to two of my brother officers of the army. When General Grant was inaugurated President I went with General Sherman in person to ask the President to give General Thomas command of the Division of the Pacific,
John M. Schofield, Forty-six years in the Army, Index (search)
father, 26; character, 26; S.'s last interview with, 26; killed, 26 Hillsborough Turnpike, Tenn., military (operations on, 264, 268 Hilo, a trip to, 431 Hindman, Maj.-Gen. Thomas C., crosses the Boston Mountains, 62; battle of Prairie Grove, 62; retreats toward Little Rock, 63 History, the essentials of impartial, 122; the writing of, 300 Holden, William W., appointed provisional governor in North Carolina, 377 Holston River, military movements on the, 114, 115 Holt, Maj.-Gen., Joseph, service on military court with Thomas, 277 Honolulu, a trip to, 432 Honor, among soldiers, 352 Honor graduate, the distinction of, 460 Hood, Gen. John B., at West Point, 14, 15, 138; dash, courage, and vigor as a fighter, 15, 190, 232, 246-248, 251, 260-262, 273, 317, 324, 341,343; crosses Duck River, 129, 168, 170, 175, 192, 206, 208-210, 212-214, 218, 219, 230, 254; battle of Kolb's Farm, 136; S.'s personal regard for, relations with, and knowledge of his character, 1