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General Butler's Campaign On the Hudson

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General Butler's Campaign On the Hudson is a polemical pamphlet by Henry Norman Hudson (1814-1886), the American Episcopal clergyman and editor best known for the Hudson Shakespeare, the widely used Victorian American school edition of Shakespeare's plays. Hudson served as a chaplain in the Union Army during the American Civil War and was attached to the Army of the James under General Benjamin Butler. The pamphlet is Hudson's account of Butler's command and behaviour during the Hudson Valley operations of the war, and is highly critical of Butler personally. The piece belongs to the wider Civil War literature of officer disputes and post-war reputation defence. Hudson returned to literary and educational work after the war and edited the Harvard edition of Shakespeare in the 1880s. Free PDF download available on BDeBooks.

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Henry Norman Hudson

Henry Norman Hudson taught, edited, served churches, and became a noted nineteenth century Shakespeare scholar. His annotated work culminated in the multivolume Harvard Shakespeare. Essays on Education, English Studies, and Shakespeare gathers educational and critical writing, including material first used as prefaces.

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About 100 minutes
Pages
68
Language
English
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History
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