Battles of the Civil War
Battles of the Civil War
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They had been following up as the rear guard of the Army of Northern Virginia.
The men were quietly sleeping after a most fatiguing march, and many no doubt dreaming of their homes along the Atlantic and Chesa- peake, and others of their beautiful mountains and beautiful valleys, and in their dreams, per- haps, felt the warm kiss of their loved ones. All at once the long roll was sounded, and these visions vanished as they awoke and realized that grim war was still rampant. The division was ord...ered, about 1 A. M. On the morning of July 2d, to pack up and make ready to march, and while doing this it was rumored along the lines that Hood's division of Texans had been repulsed in charging Cemetery Heights at Get- ^^%2-, iT-v THE ^'EW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR, LENOX TILOEN POUKDAT- GETTYSBURG 97 tysburg with frightful loss, and that it was the intention of General Lee that their division should charge the strong position as a forlorn hope.
About 3 A. M. , on July 2d, the division began to move towards Gettysburg and marched as rapidly as circumstances would permit, as the roads were blocked with wagons, artillery, and the wounded of both armies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had been following up as the rear guard of the Army of Northern Virginia.
The men were quietly sleeping after a most fatiguing march, and many no doubt dreaming of their homes along the Atlantic and Chesa- peake, and others of their beautiful mountains and beautiful valleys, and in their dreams, per- haps, felt the warm kiss of their loved ones. All at once the long roll was sounded, and these visions vanished as they awoke and realized that grim war was still rampant. The division was ord...ered, about 1 A. M. On the morning of July 2d, to pack up and make ready to march, and while doing this it was rumored along the lines that Hood's division of Texans had been repulsed in charging Cemetery Heights at Get- ^^%2-, iT-v THE ^'EW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR, LENOX TILOEN POUKDAT- GETTYSBURG 97 tysburg with frightful loss, and that it was the intention of General Lee that their division should charge the strong position as a forlorn hope.
About 3 A. M. , on July 2d, the division began to move towards Gettysburg and marched as rapidly as circumstances would permit, as the roads were blocked with wagons, artillery, and the wounded of both armies.
What to read after Battles of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Elbert Vineyard to read onlineMoreLess
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