Colorado Volunteers in the Civil War the New Mexico Campaign in 1862
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Smaller parties of other volunteers and regu lars were stationed in front, doubtless under the protection afforded by the low transverse ridge of ground lying in the back part of the field.
The rapid tiring 1 of the skirmishers upon the Hanks of the Texans made "their position in the road untenable, " and they retired speed ily with their guns to the lower end of the open space, where the canon turns abruptly to the right, and disappeared down it about three-fourths of a mile to a place where t...he mountain ranges draw closer to each other and affording far better advantages for defense. Captain Howland failed to lead his command, as ordered, against the foe leaving the field in a broken condition. The Federals col lected their scattered forces, and followed with caution to a point where there is a sharp projection of rock into the canon, and here they halted under this cover to complete plans for another attack. On the way they had been saluted with an occasional cannon ball from the road, and with buck shot and rifle bullets from rocks on both sides of it, by the retreating Confederates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smaller parties of other volunteers and regu lars were stationed in front, doubtless under the protection afforded by the low transverse ridge of ground lying in the back part of the field.
The rapid tiring 1 of the skirmishers upon the Hanks of the Texans made "their position in the road untenable, " and they retired speed ily with their guns to the lower end of the open space, where the canon turns abruptly to the right, and disappeared down it about three-fourths of a mile to a place where t...he mountain ranges draw closer to each other and affording far better advantages for defense. Captain Howland failed to lead his command, as ordered, against the foe leaving the field in a broken condition. The Federals col lected their scattered forces, and followed with caution to a point where there is a sharp projection of rock into the canon, and here they halted under this cover to complete plans for another attack. On the way they had been saluted with an occasional cannon ball from the road, and with buck shot and rifle bullets from rocks on both sides of it, by the retreating Confederates.
What to read after Colorado Volunteers in the Civil War the New Mexico Campaign in 1862?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Clarke Whitford to read onlineMoreLess
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