David Libbey Penobscot Woodman And River Driver
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Manning, 60 DAVID LIBBEY just out of Libby Prison. It is the thought of his friends' suffering which prompts the outburst of two days later, the only vindictive utterance which I have seen anywhere in these journals.
Here follow a soldier's brief notes of the closing days of the war. From the 1 6th of March to the i4th of April, David Libbey's regiment was marching to join Sherman at Raleigh. They marched one hundred and eighty-five miles in thirteen days, aside from what he may have neg- lecte...d to note. It was marching, lay- ing corduroy roads, making pontoon bridges, taking them up again, and marching on, with the thunder of Sher- man's artillery ahead, like the pillar of cloud which guided the Israelites. 61 DAVID LIBBEY " March 16. Marched twenty miles. Threw away my woolen blan- ket. Worked till midnight laying corduroy road in heavy rain ; then it cleared off cold.
"March 21. Time half out. Out of rations.
"March 12. Heavy fighting in front of us all night. Rebs got whipped. Shot a pig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manning, 60 DAVID LIBBEY just out of Libby Prison. It is the thought of his friends' suffering which prompts the outburst of two days later, the only vindictive utterance which I have seen anywhere in these journals.
Here follow a soldier's brief notes of the closing days of the war. From the 1 6th of March to the i4th of April, David Libbey's regiment was marching to join Sherman at Raleigh. They marched one hundred and eighty-five miles in thirteen days, aside from what he may have neg- lecte...d to note. It was marching, lay- ing corduroy roads, making pontoon bridges, taking them up again, and marching on, with the thunder of Sher- man's artillery ahead, like the pillar of cloud which guided the Israelites. 61 DAVID LIBBEY " March 16. Marched twenty miles. Threw away my woolen blan- ket. Worked till midnight laying corduroy road in heavy rain ; then it cleared off cold.
"March 21. Time half out. Out of rations.
"March 12. Heavy fighting in front of us all night. Rebs got whipped. Shot a pig.
What to read after David Libbey Penobscot Woodman And River Driver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fannie Hardy Eckstorm to read onlineMoreLess
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