American Historical Documents 1000-1904, With Introductions, Notes And Illustrations
American Historical Documents 1000-1904, With Introductions, Notes And Illustrations
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To meet this contingency the left of the Second Division of the Second Corps is thrown back Digitized by VjOOQIC AMERICAN HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS 371 slightly, and two Regiments, the isth Mass., Col. Ward, and the 82nd N. Y., Lieut. CoL Horton, are advanced down to the Emmetsburg road, to a favorable position nearer us than the fight has yet come, and some new batteries from the artillery reserve are posted upon the crest near the le-'t of the Second Corps. This was all Gen. Gibbon could do.
Other... dispositions were made or were now being made upon the field, which I shall mention presently. The enemy is still giving Sickles fierce battle— or rather the Third Corps, for Sickles has been borne from the field minus one of his legs, and Gen. Bimey now commands — and we of the Second Corps, a thousand yards away, with our guns and men are, and must be, still idle spectators of the fight.
The Rebel, as anticipated, tries to gain the left of the Third Corps, and for this purpose is now moving into the woods at the west of Round Top.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To meet this contingency the left of the Second Division of the Second Corps is thrown back Digitized by VjOOQIC AMERICAN HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS 371 slightly, and two Regiments, the isth Mass., Col. Ward, and the 82nd N. Y., Lieut. CoL Horton, are advanced down to the Emmetsburg road, to a favorable position nearer us than the fight has yet come, and some new batteries from the artillery reserve are posted upon the crest near the le-'t of the Second Corps. This was all Gen. Gibbon could do.
Other... dispositions were made or were now being made upon the field, which I shall mention presently. The enemy is still giving Sickles fierce battle— or rather the Third Corps, for Sickles has been borne from the field minus one of his legs, and Gen. Bimey now commands — and we of the Second Corps, a thousand yards away, with our guns and men are, and must be, still idle spectators of the fight.
The Rebel, as anticipated, tries to gain the left of the Third Corps, and for this purpose is now moving into the woods at the west of Round Top.
What to read after American Historical Documents 1000-1904, With Introductions, Notes And Illustrations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot Charles William to read onlineMoreLess
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