Civil War Memories
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In the early morning of April 24 he succeeded, after a desperate battle, in passing with the largest part of his fleet. He proceeded up the river to New Orleans, and the city surrendered to him April 2'6.
The forts surrendered a few days later, allowing the trans- ports with troops to pass up the river.
It would be siii)erfluous to rehearse the story of the bom- bardment, tlie passage of the forts by the fleet, and the de- struction of the Confederate gunboats and other obstacles supposed to re...nder New Orleans secure from approach by a liostile force. Suflice it to say, the deeds of that eventful day added new luster to the history of our Navy and ad- vanced Farragut to the front rank among the naval heroes of the world.
I recall the beautiful morning of i\Iay 1, 1862, as the 31st Massachusetts, with other regiments of the army of occu])a- tion, steamed up the INIisi^issippi after the battle. The birds were singing, and all seemed quiet and peaceful as we passed plantations and orange groves and saw the banks with their semi-tropical verdure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the early morning of April 24 he succeeded, after a desperate battle, in passing with the largest part of his fleet. He proceeded up the river to New Orleans, and the city surrendered to him April 2'6.
The forts surrendered a few days later, allowing the trans- ports with troops to pass up the river.
It would be siii)erfluous to rehearse the story of the bom- bardment, tlie passage of the forts by the fleet, and the de- struction of the Confederate gunboats and other obstacles supposed to re...nder New Orleans secure from approach by a liostile force. Suflice it to say, the deeds of that eventful day added new luster to the history of our Navy and ad- vanced Farragut to the front rank among the naval heroes of the world.
I recall the beautiful morning of i\Iay 1, 1862, as the 31st Massachusetts, with other regiments of the army of occu])a- tion, steamed up the INIisi^issippi after the battle. The birds were singing, and all seemed quiet and peaceful as we passed plantations and orange groves and saw the banks with their semi-tropical verdure.
What to read after Civil War Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Brainerd Taylor Tupper to read onlineMoreLess
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