Civil War Memories
Civil War Memories
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-^cs had been landed, and the battery of artillery was drawn by hand.
AYe passed through some of the 'princii^al business streets, crowds lining the sidewalks and pressing into the street, Imrrahing for Jeff Davis and Beauregard. One thing I re- member, seeing bodies of cavalry riding rapidly across the streets a few blocks away and wondering what there was to hinder them swooping down on us and stopping our march.
I remarked to one of my comrades: "There are more rebel soldiers here than there... are Union. '" I found out afterwards that they were the foreign legion, composed of foreign resi- dents, organized for home service to preserve order. They offered their services afterwards to General Butler, to assist in preserving peace, but he declined to accept. They were in sympathy with the Confederates, as shown later, when, upon being disbanded, they sent their arms to Beauregard.
By the time we reached the Custom House, our camping phice for the night, it was nearly dark. The Connecticut regiment bivouacked on the levee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-^cs had been landed, and the battery of artillery was drawn by hand.
AYe passed through some of the 'princii^al business streets, crowds lining the sidewalks and pressing into the street, Imrrahing for Jeff Davis and Beauregard. One thing I re- member, seeing bodies of cavalry riding rapidly across the streets a few blocks away and wondering what there was to hinder them swooping down on us and stopping our march.
I remarked to one of my comrades: "There are more rebel soldiers here than there... are Union. '" I found out afterwards that they were the foreign legion, composed of foreign resi- dents, organized for home service to preserve order. They offered their services afterwards to General Butler, to assist in preserving peace, but he declined to accept. They were in sympathy with the Confederates, as shown later, when, upon being disbanded, they sent their arms to Beauregard.
By the time we reached the Custom House, our camping phice for the night, it was nearly dark. The Connecticut regiment bivouacked on the levee.
What to read after Civil War Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B T From Old Catalog Tupper to read onlineMoreLess
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