A Life of Gen. Robert E. Lee
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Instead of a magazine, it was a mine which had thus been exploded; andthe incident was not the least singular of a campaign unlike any whichhad preceded it.
The plan of forming a breach in the Southern works, by exploding amine beneath them, is said by Northern writers to have originated witha subordinate officer of the Federal army, who, observing the closeproximity of the opposing works near Petersburg, conceived it feasibleto construct a subterranean gallery, reaching beneath those of Genera...lLee. The undertaking was begun, the earth being carried off incracker-boxes; and such was the steady persistence of the workmen thata gallery five hundred feet long, with lateral openings beneath theConfederate works, was soon finished; and in these lateral recesseswas placed a large amount of powder.
All was now ready, and the question was how to utilize the explosion. General Grant decided to follow it by a sudden charge through thebreach, seize a crest in rear, and thus interpose a force directly inthe centre of Lee's line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead of a magazine, it was a mine which had thus been exploded; andthe incident was not the least singular of a campaign unlike any whichhad preceded it.
The plan of forming a breach in the Southern works, by exploding amine beneath them, is said by Northern writers to have originated witha subordinate officer of the Federal army, who, observing the closeproximity of the opposing works near Petersburg, conceived it feasibleto construct a subterranean gallery, reaching beneath those of Genera...lLee. The undertaking was begun, the earth being carried off incracker-boxes; and such was the steady persistence of the workmen thata gallery five hundred feet long, with lateral openings beneath theConfederate works, was soon finished; and in these lateral recesseswas placed a large amount of powder.
All was now ready, and the question was how to utilize the explosion. General Grant decided to follow it by a sudden charge through thebreach, seize a crest in rear, and thus interpose a force directly inthe centre of Lee's line.
What to read after A Life of Gen. Robert E. Lee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooke, John Esten, 1830-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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