There is no officer listening to me who did not see cruelties in the Civil War.
Grenville Dodge: “There is no officer listening to me who did not see cruelties in the Civil War.”
Editor's note · Context
Dodge acknowledges that all officers witnessed acts of cruelty during the Civil War.
Share
More from Grenville Dodge
They proved they might be wiped out but never made to run.
General Sherman was at the Howard House, which was miles away from the scene of Hardee's attack in the rear, and evidently did not at first comprehend the terrific fighting that was in progress, and the serious results that would have been…
They never fell under my command again, but on every field that they fought they won the praise of their commanders, and General Grant ordered that they should place on their banners, "First at Chickasaw Bayou.
Colonel Dodge having discovered the enemy in the timber to the right, opened the First Iowa Battery on them, causing considerable execution; two rebels on horseback were seen to fall, and the rest fled.





