 | United States. Navy Department - 1864 - 638 頁
...enemy's batteries. I have deemed it proper and due to myself to make these statements, but 1 trust I need not add that I will obey all orders with the...the order to reoccupy the unsafe anchorage for the iron clads off Morris island, and an intimation that a renewal of the attack on Charleston may be ordered,... | |
 | 1866 - 622 頁
...placed, adding : — ' I have deemed it proper and due to myself to make these statements, but I trust I need not add that I will obey all orders with the...with disastrous results, involving the loss of this coast.' Finally, with greater wisdom if not greater patriotism than M'Clellan had shown under the like... | |
 | Charles Brandon Boynton - 1868 - 662 頁
...enemy's batteries. I have deemed it proper and due to myself to make these statements, but I trust I need not add that I will obey all orders with the...with disastrous results, involving the loss of this c«ast. These, and the previously -quoted statements and opinions of Admiral Dn Pont and his officers,... | |
 | Charles Brandon Boynton - 1868 - 664 頁
...enemy's batteries. I have deemed it proper and due to myself to make these statements, but I trust I need not add that I will obey all orders with the...entirely at variance with them, such as the order to rcoccupy the unsafe anchorage for the iron-clads off Morris Island, and an intimation that a renewal... | |
 | Daniel Ammen - 1883 - 310 頁
...erection of new ones. I have deemed it proper and due to myself to make these statements, but I trust I need not add that I will obey all orders with the...with disastrous results, involving the loss of this coast. I am, however, painfully struck by the tenor and tone of the President's order, which seems... | |
 | 1883 - 316 頁
...erection of new ones. I have deemed it proper and due to myself to make these statements, but I trust I need not add that I will obey all orders with the...even when my judgment is entirely at variance with thorn, such as the order to re-occupy the unsafe anchorage for the ironclads oil' Morris Island, and... | |
 | John George Nicolay, John Hay - 1890 - 554 頁
...He announced his intention to obey all orders with the utmost fidelity, even when his judgment was entirely at variance with them, such as the order...intimation that a renewal of the attack on Charleston might be ordered, "which," he added, "in my judgment would be attended with disastrous results, involving... | |
 | John George Nicolay, John Hay - 1890 - 548 頁
...He announced his intention to obey all orders with the utmost fidelity, even when his judgment was entirely at variance with them, such as the order...intimation that a renewal of the attack on Charleston might be ordered, "which," he added, "in my judgment would be attended with disastrous results, involving... | |
 | 1902 - 908 頁
...have deemed it proper and due to myself to make these statements, but I trust' I need not add that 1 will obey all orders with the utmost fidelity, even...with disastrous results, involving the loss of this coast. For eighteen months in these waters I have given whatever of professional knowledge, energy,... | |
 | United States. Naval War Records Office - 1902 - 908 頁
...have deemed it proper and due to myself to make these statement«, but I trust I need not add that 1 will obey all orders with the utmost fidelity, even...to reoccupy the unsafe anchorage for the ironclads oft' Morris Island, and an intimation that a renewal of the attack on Charleston may be ordered, which,... | |
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Government mentioned in your dispatch of the the nth inst.; and it is a military point from which Charleston could be attacked now, James Island being fully occupied by the enemy's batteries. I have deemed it proper and due to myself to make these statements,... 
