Brave Deeds of Confederate Soldiers
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The Army of Northern Virginia is an exception among the number. It is true that, when we recall the many triumphs of that army, it is of its three preeminent leaders, Lee, Jackson, and Stuart, — the serene and far-sighted strategist, the titanic thunderbolt, and the daring cavalryman, — that we first think; but as our thoughts sweep back over those fields of battle, so long deprived of all their scars by the soft touch of man and nature at peace, there rises before us a fourth figure, — the fig...ure of John Pelham, the boy artillerist, which is clothed, though in an entirely different manner, in an even finer raiment of mili- tary glory than the personalities of the three great commanders imder whom he served.
Both Jackson and Stuart sank under that mortal stroke of fate which comes to all soldiers, when it 138 CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS does come, as a matter of course; and so did Pel- ham; but unlike Jackson, Stuart, and Lee, his whole military existence was literally passed in the smoke and flame of the cannon's mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Army of Northern Virginia is an exception among the number. It is true that, when we recall the many triumphs of that army, it is of its three preeminent leaders, Lee, Jackson, and Stuart, — the serene and far-sighted strategist, the titanic thunderbolt, and the daring cavalryman, — that we first think; but as our thoughts sweep back over those fields of battle, so long deprived of all their scars by the soft touch of man and nature at peace, there rises before us a fourth figure, — the fig...ure of John Pelham, the boy artillerist, which is clothed, though in an entirely different manner, in an even finer raiment of mili- tary glory than the personalities of the three great commanders imder whom he served.
Both Jackson and Stuart sank under that mortal stroke of fate which comes to all soldiers, when it 138 CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS does come, as a matter of course; and so did Pel- ham; but unlike Jackson, Stuart, and Lee, his whole military existence was literally passed in the smoke and flame of the cannon's mouth.
What to read after Brave Deeds of Confederate Soldiers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Alexander Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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