The War Stonewall Jackson His Campaigns And Battles the Regiment As I Saw T
The War Stonewall Jackson His Campaigns And Battles the Regiment As I Saw T
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Jackson will ever live in the hearts of his people.
After the fusillade of that night — May the first — the troops were re- moved a little farther to the rear and formed into line of battle, and thus went into bivouac for the balance of the night. By lo o'clock on the fol- lowing morning the advance on the enemy's strong position began. Jack- 123 Chapter Ten son's old division constituted a part of the front line. We passed through thick undergrowth until we reached the crest of a low ridge. At... this point and in our front the undergrowth had been cut away and the enemy was posted be- hind well-constructed breast works of logs, stone and earth on the face of a corresponding but higher ridge. Be- tween these positions a sluggish streamlet formed a bog about fifty or more yards wide, and extending a long distance across our front to the right and to the left. This bog had been well studded with tough white oak saplings which had been felled, leav- ing them uncut from the stump, and so crossed and piled as to make, when added to the bog itself, the mud and slush of which was one or more feet deep, an almost inpenetrable obstruc- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jackson will ever live in the hearts of his people.
After the fusillade of that night — May the first — the troops were re- moved a little farther to the rear and formed into line of battle, and thus went into bivouac for the balance of the night. By lo o'clock on the fol- lowing morning the advance on the enemy's strong position began. Jack- 123 Chapter Ten son's old division constituted a part of the front line. We passed through thick undergrowth until we reached the crest of a low ridge. At... this point and in our front the undergrowth had been cut away and the enemy was posted be- hind well-constructed breast works of logs, stone and earth on the face of a corresponding but higher ridge. Be- tween these positions a sluggish streamlet formed a bog about fifty or more yards wide, and extending a long distance across our front to the right and to the left. This bog had been well studded with tough white oak saplings which had been felled, leav- ing them uncut from the stump, and so crossed and piled as to make, when added to the bog itself, the mud and slush of which was one or more feet deep, an almost inpenetrable obstruc- tion.
What to read after The War Stonewall Jackson His Campaigns And Battles the Regiment As I Saw T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H James Harvey Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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