Andersonville — volume 1
Andersonville — volume 1
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" In this part of the State--though far removed from eachother--were the prisons of Andersonville, Savannah, Millen andBlackshear, in which we were incarcerated one after the other.
Upper Georgia--the capital of which is Atlanta--is a fruitful, productive, metalliferous region, that will in time become quite wealthy. Lower Georgia, which has an extent about equal to that of Indiana, is notonly poorer now than a worn-out province of Asia Minor, but in allprobability will ever remain so.
It is a ...starved, sterile land, impressing one as a desert in the firststages of reclamation into productive soil, or a productive soil in thelast steps of deterioration into a desert. It is a vast expanse of arid, yellow sand, broken at intervals by foul swamps, with a jungle-lifegrowth of unwholesome vegetation, and teeming With venomous snakes, andall manner of hideous crawling thing.
The original forest still stands almost unbroken on this wide stretch ofthirty thousand square miles, but it does not cover it as we say offorests in more favored lands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In this part of the State--though far removed from eachother--were the prisons of Andersonville, Savannah, Millen andBlackshear, in which we were incarcerated one after the other.
Upper Georgia--the capital of which is Atlanta--is a fruitful, productive, metalliferous region, that will in time become quite wealthy. Lower Georgia, which has an extent about equal to that of Indiana, is notonly poorer now than a worn-out province of Asia Minor, but in allprobability will ever remain so.
It is a ...starved, sterile land, impressing one as a desert in the firststages of reclamation into productive soil, or a productive soil in thelast steps of deterioration into a desert. It is a vast expanse of arid, yellow sand, broken at intervals by foul swamps, with a jungle-lifegrowth of unwholesome vegetation, and teeming With venomous snakes, andall manner of hideous crawling thing.
The original forest still stands almost unbroken on this wide stretch ofthirty thousand square miles, but it does not cover it as we say offorests in more favored lands.
What to read after Andersonville — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcelroy John to read onlineMoreLess
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