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Robert Underwood Johnson, Clarence Clough Buell, Battles and Leaders of the Civil War. Volume 4., chapter 4.14 (search)

without assigning a reason of any kind for his condemnation. I am to-day as ignorant of the causes for his action as I was then. That they were purely personal, and had not the remotest connection with my conduct as a soldier, I submit is proved by his own testimony, and it is upon this question alone that I care to defend myself. In The century magazine for September, 1886, Captain Joel B. Erhardt contributed the following extract from a letter that had never been made public: College Point, L. I., July 30th, 1864. Hon. S. Foot. dear Senator: I am extremely anxious that my friends in my native State [Vermont] should not think that the reason of General Grant relieving me from duty was brought about by any misconduct of mine, and therefore I write to put you in possession of such facts in the case as I am aware of, and think will throw light upon the subject. . . . On my return from a short leave of absence, on the 19th of July, General Grant sent for me to report to him,

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