Correspondence of John Sedgwick Major General volume 1
Correspondence of John Sedgwick Major General volume 1
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He was transferred from my company when we left New York to equalize the officers in the companies.
This vessel (when she sails) goes to Tampico. The others rendezvous behind Lobos Island, sixty miles south, and from thence to Vera Cruz with the whole regular force ; some three or four volunteer regiments now here and five of the six regiments are to go there, viz. : two regi ments, New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina. Many of them have al- 57 CORRESPONDENCE OF ready proce...eded to their place of rendezvous. The captain of the vessel tells us that we have seen nothing to compare with the fruits of Tam- pico and its vicinity, and from his description I should think not, although I have seen some and could tell stories that would seem incred ible. One is, that cotton grows on the banks of this river, after planting, for three years, producing every year. In the States it requires as much cultivation as corn, and never produces but once, the first winter killing the stalks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was transferred from my company when we left New York to equalize the officers in the companies.
This vessel (when she sails) goes to Tampico. The others rendezvous behind Lobos Island, sixty miles south, and from thence to Vera Cruz with the whole regular force ; some three or four volunteer regiments now here and five of the six regiments are to go there, viz. : two regi ments, New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina. Many of them have al- 57 CORRESPONDENCE OF ready proce...eded to their place of rendezvous. The captain of the vessel tells us that we have seen nothing to compare with the fruits of Tam- pico and its vicinity, and from his description I should think not, although I have seen some and could tell stories that would seem incred ible. One is, that cotton grows on the banks of this river, after planting, for three years, producing every year. In the States it requires as much cultivation as corn, and never produces but once, the first winter killing the stalks.
What to read after Correspondence of John Sedgwick Major General volume 1?
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