An Artillerymans Diary
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Mail arrived. Rec d a letter from John written the 21st. Mother gaining. Six eases of smallpox in the Division.
Waterloo, Ala. , Saturday, Oct. 31. The rain has cleared off and it is a fine and clear morning but rather cold. Mustered [116] A FRIENDLY COUNTRY by Lieutenant S. F. Clark for pay for the months of Septem ber and October, after which we marched up to go across on the transports (stern wheels). Came up the river three miles un der escort of the gunboats, loaded with commissary stores.... Did not get to the ferry till 4 P. M. The guns and wagons were loaded on a barge and sent across by the "Anglo Saxon. " The horses sent down stream to be taken across by the "Masonic Gem", but it was so small that it took three trips to get across. I got over on the second trip. We were landed half a mile above the guns and we galloped across the other bank. It was dark before I got to the Battery (it was in a large field of corn). Fed my horses all they could eat, having had nothing since morning, and filled their nosebags.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mail arrived. Rec d a letter from John written the 21st. Mother gaining. Six eases of smallpox in the Division.
Waterloo, Ala. , Saturday, Oct. 31. The rain has cleared off and it is a fine and clear morning but rather cold. Mustered [116] A FRIENDLY COUNTRY by Lieutenant S. F. Clark for pay for the months of Septem ber and October, after which we marched up to go across on the transports (stern wheels). Came up the river three miles un der escort of the gunboats, loaded with commissary stores.... Did not get to the ferry till 4 P. M. The guns and wagons were loaded on a barge and sent across by the "Anglo Saxon. " The horses sent down stream to be taken across by the "Masonic Gem", but it was so small that it took three trips to get across. I got over on the second trip. We were landed half a mile above the guns and we galloped across the other bank. It was dark before I got to the Battery (it was in a large field of corn). Fed my horses all they could eat, having had nothing since morning, and filled their nosebags.
What to read after An Artillerymans Diary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenkin Lloyd Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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