Antietam And the Maryland And Virginia Campaigns of 1862 From the Government Rec
Antietam And the Maryland And Virginia Campaigns of 1862 From the Government Rec
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A day, in a heavy rain, was lost in supplying the army w^ith what it could hastily pick up from the supplies just arriving. On the first of November the First Corps moved to Purcellsville, the Second to Woodgrove, the Fifth to Hillsborough, and the Sixth was marching out from Berlin. Pleasonton's cavalry occupied Philo- mont and Bloomfield. The army marched along the eastern slopes of the Blue Ridge, closing the gaps by cavalry and infantry as it advanced. The Twelfth Corps, with General Slocum... and General Morell, were left to guard the north bank of the Potomac, from Harper's Ferry up to Sharpsburg and Williamsport.
The moment McClellan started, Lee started, with Longstreet's corps, up the Valley through Chester Gap to Culpeper, leaving Jackson near Winchester, with orders, of October 28, to that officer: ''Should you find that the enemy is advancing from the Potomac east of those mountains, you will cross by either gap that wnll bring you in the best position to threaten his flank and cut off his communications.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A day, in a heavy rain, was lost in supplying the army w^ith what it could hastily pick up from the supplies just arriving. On the first of November the First Corps moved to Purcellsville, the Second to Woodgrove, the Fifth to Hillsborough, and the Sixth was marching out from Berlin. Pleasonton's cavalry occupied Philo- mont and Bloomfield. The army marched along the eastern slopes of the Blue Ridge, closing the gaps by cavalry and infantry as it advanced. The Twelfth Corps, with General Slocum... and General Morell, were left to guard the north bank of the Potomac, from Harper's Ferry up to Sharpsburg and Williamsport.
The moment McClellan started, Lee started, with Longstreet's corps, up the Valley through Chester Gap to Culpeper, leaving Jackson near Winchester, with orders, of October 28, to that officer: ''Should you find that the enemy is advancing from the Potomac east of those mountains, you will cross by either gap that wnll bring you in the best position to threaten his flank and cut off his communications.
What to read after Antietam And the Maryland And Virginia Campaigns of 1862 From the Government Rec?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac W Isaac Winter Heysinger to read onlineMoreLess
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