it did not s well at all with phil sheridan. and here's the order. in you will buy or press in a service as to keep up the @qefci transportation of this a. 6 this an order that greatly troubled sheridan while he was authorized to purchase them, sheridan believed the instctionso horses into service was really to stealing. and here's what he wrote curtis. i will buy artillery, cavalry or quartermaster stock, which is the only authority i have to make purchases and, which is the only way that purchases can be made. i will not. jayhawk or steel in any way on any order nor will i acknowledge the right of any person unmy dio do so? sheridan thought in particular that this was a troubling practice which to engage in a state like. missouri as all know, was a and sheridan and i think rightfully horses into the service of the uld not only further solidify confederate allegiance, but it might actually sway unioniate side because they might saying, okay, sherid takes these horses, we're loyal to the union. is this what it means to remain loyal to the union. so s

it did not sit well at all with phil sheridan. and here's the order. necessary to your loss in horses. you will buy or press in a service as to keep up the efficiency of the several arms and transportation of this army. this an order that greatly troubled sheridan while he was authorized to purchase them, sheridan believed the instructions to press horses into service was really to stealing. and here's what he wrote on march 5th to general curtis. i will buy artillery, cavalry or quartermaster stock, which is the only authority i have to make purchases and, which is the only way that purchases can be made. i will not. jayhawk or steel in any way on any order nor will i acknowledge the right of any person under my supervision in this district to do so? sheridan thought in particular that this was a troubling practice which to engage in a state like. missouri as all know, was a border state. and sheridan and i think rightfully so that impressing horses into the service of the united states, it would not only further solidify confederate allegiance, but i

and he goes over and gets the books, brings them over and memoirs of phil sheridan.ou to read these and when we go out on the inspection trip two weeks from now we'll discuss it over the campfire. well, anybody who's been in the military knows when the senior person says i would like for you to read this, you're going to memorize every word, believe me. well, two weeks later, they go out again, and he says, ike, what did you think of sheridan's memoirs? ike says, general connor, i loved them. all the problems he had, we have today. and i was able to read in his memoirs how he worked through the solutions on these various problems, and it's so helpful, it gaveinsight. fox conner says that eisenhower, i want you to go over to my saddle bags, pull out the book there, comes back, memoirs by john brown gordon, who went from buck private to lieutenant general and was a big caller for reunification at the end of the civil war. he said i'd like for you to read general gordon's memoirs and tell me what you think in two weeks and that's how eisenhower became a connoisseur of h

memoirs of phil sheridan says i would like feel to read those and when we go out on an inspection, weks from now. will discuss it over the campfire well. anybody who's been in the military knows when the senior person says i would like for you to read this. you're going to memorize every word. believe me. well two weeks later they go out again. lvand he says ike what did you think of sheridan's memoirs? isis general connor, i loved him. all the problems he had we have today. and i was able to read his in his memoirs how he worked through the solutions on these various problems, and it's so helpful it gave me great insight. fox conner says to eisen our ike i want you to go over to my saddlebags pull out the book in there comes back. memoirs by john brown gordon of the confederate army who went from buck private to lieutenant general and was a big caller for reunification at the end of the civil war. he said i'd like for to read general gordon's memoirs and tell me what you think in two weeks and that's how eisenhower became a connoisseur of history. so when world war two starts. and he

memoirs of phil sheridan says i would like feel to read those and when we go out on an inspection, weks from now. wi discuss it over the campfire well. anybody who's been in the military knows when the senior person says i would like for you to read this. you're going to memorize every word. believe me. well two weeks later they go out again. and he says ike what did you think of sheridan's memoirs? isis general connor, i loved him. all the problems he had we have today. and i was able to read his in his memoirs how he worked through the solutions on these various problems, and it's so helpful it gave me great insight. fox conner says to eisen our ike i want you to go over to my saddlebags pull out the book in there comes back. memoirs by john brown gordon of the confederate army who went from buck private to lieutenant general and was a big caller for reunification at the end of the civil war. he said i'd like for you to read general gordon's memoirs and tell me what you think in two weeks and that's how eisenhower became a connoisseur of history. so when world war two starts. and he

memoirs of phil sheridan says i would like feel to read those and when we go out on an inspection, we trip two weeks from now. will discuss it over the campfire well. anybody who's been in the military knows when the senior person says i would like for you to read this. you're going to memorize every word. believe me. well two weeks later they go out again. and he says ike what did you think of sheridan's memoirs? isis general connor, i loved him. all the problems he had we have today. and i was able to read his in his memoirs how he worked through the solutions on these various problems, and it's so helpful it gave me great insight. fox conner says to eisen our ike i want you to go over to my saddlebags pull out the book in there comes back. memoirs by john brown gordon of the confederate army who went from buck private to lieutenant general and was a big caller for reunification at the end of the civil war. he said i'd like for you to read general gordon's memoirs and tell me what you think in two weeks and that's how eisenhower became a connoisseur of history. so when world war two