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William Tecumseh Sherman, Memoirs of General William T. Sherman . 2 2 Browse Search
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Lt.-Colonel Arthur J. Fremantle, Three Months in the Southern States 1 1 Browse Search
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we should go down to the river and fish for cray-fish. We did so, and were most successful, the General displaying much energy on the occasion. He told me that McClellan might probably have destroyed the Southern army with the greatest ease during the first winter, and without running much risk to himself, as the Southerners were so much over-elated by their easy triumph at Manassas, and their army had dwindled away. I was introduced to Governor Moore, of Louisiana, to the Lieutenant-governor Hyams, and also to the exiled Governor of Missouri, Reynolds. Governor Moore told me he had been on the Red River since 1824, from which date until 1840 it had been very unhealthy. He thinks that Dickens must have intended Shrieveport by Eden. I believe this is a mistake of Governor Moore. I have always understood Cairo was Eden. Governor Reynolds, of Missouri, told me he found himself in the unfortunate condition of a potentate exiled from his dominions; but he showed me an