Charles Francis Adams
Charles Francis Adams
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Between me and it the most friendly relations existed. The trouble, however, was that we were all so Inexperienced; we knew nothing of the laws of health and self-preservation, and we thought those laws not worth knowing. Why any of us survived, I cannot now see; but we were young and robust as a rule; we lived in the open air; and we were at least tem- perate. On the other hand, we had no schools of Instruction; the regimental quarrels were incessant; the spirit of insub- ordination was rife a...nd In the air. None the less, the material was all there, and It would assert Itself. When the Spring came, it was a superb regiment.
Then followed the long Gettysburg campaign In which we were veterans — always, as I now see, self-taught. In the very height of it Colonel Sargent somehow got a leave-of- absence, and went to Europe. Curtis broke down, poisoned by malaria; Higginson and Chamberlain, the two majors, 148 Charles Francis Adams were both Incapacitated by wounds; so also was Captain Sargent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Between me and it the most friendly relations existed. The trouble, however, was that we were all so Inexperienced; we knew nothing of the laws of health and self-preservation, and we thought those laws not worth knowing. Why any of us survived, I cannot now see; but we were young and robust as a rule; we lived in the open air; and we were at least tem- perate. On the other hand, we had no schools of Instruction; the regimental quarrels were incessant; the spirit of insub- ordination was rife a...nd In the air. None the less, the material was all there, and It would assert Itself. When the Spring came, it was a superb regiment.
Then followed the long Gettysburg campaign In which we were veterans — always, as I now see, self-taught. In the very height of it Colonel Sargent somehow got a leave-of- absence, and went to Europe. Curtis broke down, poisoned by malaria; Higginson and Chamberlain, the two majors, 148 Charles Francis Adams were both Incapacitated by wounds; so also was Captain Sargent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Charles Francis, 1835-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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