America And Her Army
America And Her Army
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The wounded came in from the battle of Fair Oaks packed in this way. It was Virginia mid-summer still, and intensely hot. When the train reached its destination, many of the men were dead. The living and the dead lay mingled together. An agent of the Sanitary Commission witnessed the horrid scene. Deeply moved, he applied his mind to the devising of a Railway Ambulance. The wounded American is now conveyed to hospital in a carriage appropriate to his circumstances. The springs are so contrived ...as to give almost perfect smoothness. There is a device which effectually prevents jerking when the train stops or is put in motion. The carriages are grooved to run upon different gauges, and save the pain of needless transfers. The beds are suspended by strong india-rubber bands, and receive a gentle motion which ordinarily lulls the patient to sleep. There are reclining seats for those who are able to sit up, a sofa for the doctor, a kitchen, and an abundant supply of such stores as the wounded may require.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wounded came in from the battle of Fair Oaks packed in this way. It was Virginia mid-summer still, and intensely hot. When the train reached its destination, many of the men were dead. The living and the dead lay mingled together. An agent of the Sanitary Commission witnessed the horrid scene. Deeply moved, he applied his mind to the devising of a Railway Ambulance. The wounded American is now conveyed to hospital in a carriage appropriate to his circumstances. The springs are so contrived ...as to give almost perfect smoothness. There is a device which effectually prevents jerking when the train stops or is put in motion. The carriages are grooved to run upon different gauges, and save the pain of needless transfers. The beds are suspended by strong india-rubber bands, and receive a gentle motion which ordinarily lulls the patient to sleep. There are reclining seats for those who are able to sit up, a sofa for the doctor, a kitchen, and an abundant supply of such stores as the wounded may require.
What to read after America And Her Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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