The Army in the Civil War volume 3
The Army in the Civil War volume 3
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General Morell with Griffin's and Martindale's bri- gades of his division, and two batteries, came to the support of the right of McCall, and at about sunset Griffin went iiito action and assisted in compelling the enemy to retire. The latter suffered heavy loss, the Union troops losing not over three hundred men.
The force under General McCall was stationed to observe the bridges over the Chickahominy. The position selected was of gi-eat natural and artificial strength, and the turn of the roa...d from Mechanicsville to Meadow Creek Valley, where it runs nearly parallel to it, presented the flank of the enemy to the Union troops, who, upon the advance of the hostile column in heavy force, resers'ed its fire until the head of the column was nearly across, and then poured it in with such close and destructive efi'ect that the enemy made no further attempt to cross the road. That they held their position so long against superior numbei*s is proof of the discipline and steady valor of our men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Morell with Griffin's and Martindale's bri- gades of his division, and two batteries, came to the support of the right of McCall, and at about sunset Griffin went iiito action and assisted in compelling the enemy to retire. The latter suffered heavy loss, the Union troops losing not over three hundred men.
The force under General McCall was stationed to observe the bridges over the Chickahominy. The position selected was of gi-eat natural and artificial strength, and the turn of the roa...d from Mechanicsville to Meadow Creek Valley, where it runs nearly parallel to it, presented the flank of the enemy to the Union troops, who, upon the advance of the hostile column in heavy force, resers'ed its fire until the head of the column was nearly across, and then poured it in with such close and destructive efi'ect that the enemy made no further attempt to cross the road. That they held their position so long against superior numbei*s is proof of the discipline and steady valor of our men.
What to read after The Army in the Civil War volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hrdlička, Aleš, 1869-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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