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He had every reason to believe that Grover would at once make a stand at the lower junction of the new road with the old Bayou road, (only three or four miles above Frank- lin), or at the upper junction only a few miles further above; in either case, he would be hemmed in by armies in front and rear and escape would be next to impossible; on one hand were swamps reaching to the gulf, and on the other, was a deep bayou. Skirmishers were sent up the road who checked our army's march, so that it w...as evening before our brigade reached the Bayou road of Madame Porter's. This I will make mention of later on when I shall describe my visit to the battlefield of Irish Bend.
Major Boyd informed me that I would find among the Southern people, little or no interest manifested in the 18 BATTLE FIELDS REVISITED.
localities of xne battles and important events of the war of the Rebellion. The universal disposition being even among the surviving Confederate soldiers, to eradicate all remembrance of the war from their memories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had every reason to believe that Grover would at once make a stand at the lower junction of the new road with the old Bayou road, (only three or four miles above Frank- lin), or at the upper junction only a few miles further above; in either case, he would be hemmed in by armies in front and rear and escape would be next to impossible; on one hand were swamps reaching to the gulf, and on the other, was a deep bayou. Skirmishers were sent up the road who checked our army's march, so that it w...as evening before our brigade reached the Bayou road of Madame Porter's. This I will make mention of later on when I shall describe my visit to the battlefield of Irish Bend.
Major Boyd informed me that I would find among the Southern people, little or no interest manifested in the 18 BATTLE FIELDS REVISITED.
localities of xne battles and important events of the war of the Rebellion. The universal disposition being even among the surviving Confederate soldiers, to eradicate all remembrance of the war from their memories.
What to read after Battle Fields of Louisiana Revisited a Second Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Mcmanus to read onlineMoreLess
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