Battles And Sketches of the Army of Tennessee
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John P. McCown. Was Colonel, Milton Hayes, Lieutenant-Colonel, and A. P. Stewart was Major. After Tennessee voted on the ordinance for "Separa- 474 BATTLES AND SKETCHES AiniY OF TENNESSEE.
tion and Representation, " this corps of artillery, with balance of Ten- nessee army, was transferred- to the Confederate service.
In the early summer of 1861 General Stewart was first em- ployed in Middle Tennessee establishing camps, then he was sent to Randolph, on the Mississippi river, and passed the tim...e in drill- ing troops and constructing batteries, and was the first to occupy Island No. 10 and New Madrid, Missouri. He was afterwards sent to Columbus, Ky. , and put in command of the heavy artillery and water batteries.
He held this command when the battle of Beimont was fought, (November 7). A shot from the big gun, the "Lady Polk, " which burst a few days afterward, killing eleven men and injuring others, was fired by Major Stewart's orders at Grant's line of troops, then in plain view from the bluff where it was mounted, followed by other shots, causing Grant's forces to face to the left and move off soon at a double quick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John P. McCown. Was Colonel, Milton Hayes, Lieutenant-Colonel, and A. P. Stewart was Major. After Tennessee voted on the ordinance for "Separa- 474 BATTLES AND SKETCHES AiniY OF TENNESSEE.
tion and Representation, " this corps of artillery, with balance of Ten- nessee army, was transferred- to the Confederate service.
In the early summer of 1861 General Stewart was first em- ployed in Middle Tennessee establishing camps, then he was sent to Randolph, on the Mississippi river, and passed the tim...e in drill- ing troops and constructing batteries, and was the first to occupy Island No. 10 and New Madrid, Missouri. He was afterwards sent to Columbus, Ky. , and put in command of the heavy artillery and water batteries.
He held this command when the battle of Beimont was fought, (November 7). A shot from the big gun, the "Lady Polk, " which burst a few days afterward, killing eleven men and injuring others, was fired by Major Stewart's orders at Grant's line of troops, then in plain view from the bluff where it was mounted, followed by other shots, causing Grant's forces to face to the left and move off soon at a double quick.
What to read after Battles And Sketches of the Army of Tennessee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bromfield Lewis Ridley to read onlineMoreLess
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