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Abraham Lincoln, Volume I

Note 152 — Chapter X · THE FIRST ACT OF THE MCCLELLAN DRAMA

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The Southern generals had a similar propensity to overestimate the opposing force; e.g., Johnston's Narrative, 108, where he puts the Northern force at 140,000, when in fact it was 58,000; and on p. 112 his statement is even worse.

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