Battles for the Union; Comprising Descriptions of Many of the Most Stubbornly Contested Battles in the War of the Great Rebellion, Together With Incidents And Reminiscences of the Camp, the March, And the Skirmish Line. Embracing a Record of the Privation
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left wing of his army, to advance^ his. entire front* towards, the enemy. For many days previous to. this, movement^ tlie army had anticipated the. order to advance, as everything seemed in readiness for a. renewed demons tration againsj Richmond.
It was determined as- a- first step in. the programme to attack and drive tlie- enemy from his rifle pits and earthworksand establish our lines where his then were* The acGomplishme-nt. of: tins. design was committed to General Hooker, a brave and sag...acious officer who had already been tried in several of the most sanguiur ary battles, of tjie Peninsular Campaign.
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In front of Hooker's lines was a thick undergrowth of scrub-oaks, vines, and ragged bashes skirting a mul- titude of ponds arid marshes. Tliis swampy wilder- ness was from four to six hundred yards wide, and beyond stretched an open field of eighty rods in width.
In this clearing were located the rifle-pits, earthworks and redoubts of the enemy.
The assaulting column was comprised of the brig- ades of Sickles, Grover, and Robinson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
left wing of his army, to advance^ his. entire front* towards, the enemy. For many days previous to. this, movement^ tlie army had anticipated the. order to advance, as everything seemed in readiness for a. renewed demons tration againsj Richmond.
It was determined as- a- first step in. the programme to attack and drive tlie- enemy from his rifle pits and earthworksand establish our lines where his then were* The acGomplishme-nt. of: tins. design was committed to General Hooker, a brave and sag...acious officer who had already been tried in several of the most sanguiur ary battles, of tjie Peninsular Campaign.
144 BATTLES FOR THE UNION.
In front of Hooker's lines was a thick undergrowth of scrub-oaks, vines, and ragged bashes skirting a mul- titude of ponds arid marshes. Tliis swampy wilder- ness was from four to six hundred yards wide, and beyond stretched an open field of eighty rods in width.
In this clearing were located the rifle-pits, earthworks and redoubts of the enemy.
The assaulting column was comprised of the brig- ades of Sickles, Grover, and Robinson.
What to read after Battles for the Union; Comprising Descriptions of Many of the Most Stubbornly Contested Battles in the War of the Great Rebellion, Together With Incidents And Reminiscences of the Camp, the March, And the Skirmish Line. Embracing a Record of the Privation?
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