Campaigns of the Civil War volume 2
Campaigns of the Civil War volume 2
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Fort Thompson replied with all its guns. Fort Bankhead joined with its heavy ordnance and field-bat- tery. Commodore HoUins brought his fleet close in shore and aided the bombardment. Captain Mower, by direction of General Tope, paid little heed to the forts, but directed most of his fire to the boats. The forts on either side were little injured. One twenty-four pounder in Mower's battery, and one thirty-two in Fort Thompson, were disabled. The gunboats were stiiick, but not seriously injured....
In the evening, General McCown visited Commodore Hol- lins on his flag-ship, and, after a conference, sent for General Stewa, rt. Commodore Hollins stated that he had been posi- tively assured that heavy artilleiy could not be brought over the wet and swamj^y country, and he was not prepared to encounter it. General McCown said it was evident to him that Pope intended, by regular approaches, to cut off Fort Thompson. He told A. P. Stewart that reinforcements could not be expected within ten days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fort Thompson replied with all its guns. Fort Bankhead joined with its heavy ordnance and field-bat- tery. Commodore HoUins brought his fleet close in shore and aided the bombardment. Captain Mower, by direction of General Tope, paid little heed to the forts, but directed most of his fire to the boats. The forts on either side were little injured. One twenty-four pounder in Mower's battery, and one thirty-two in Fort Thompson, were disabled. The gunboats were stiiick, but not seriously injured....
In the evening, General McCown visited Commodore Hol- lins on his flag-ship, and, after a conference, sent for General Stewa, rt. Commodore Hollins stated that he had been posi- tively assured that heavy artilleiy could not be brought over the wet and swamj^y country, and he was not prepared to encounter it. General McCown said it was evident to him that Pope intended, by regular approaches, to cut off Fort Thompson. He told A. P. Stewart that reinforcements could not be expected within ten days.
What to read after Campaigns of the Civil War volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coffin, Charles Carleton, 1823-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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