Days And Events 1860 1866
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At Antietam General not only dismounted, but sought the shelter of a haystack, and General Richardson went into the fight with our line on foot. For General there was no excuse, but it may be that, as General Richardson wished to encourage the men at a critical juncture by his example, as his line had only a brigade front, and as the evolutions had already been directed on his part, it was prudent and judicious to do as he did. At any rate, to do so was brave in the extreme. It is true that whe...n a regi- mental line had been reduced to the front of three or four com- panies by casualties, then it was easy to reach the extremities and to command it on foot, but I do not believe that where the field was clear and practicable for horsemen, and the line was to ad- vance or fight outside of works, a colonel in command of five hundred or more men, nor the major nor lieutenant-colonel, was justified in being afoot.. , 200 DAYS AND EVENTS It will be seen by what I have related that on the first day the battle commenced on the southern side of the field; that on the second day the enemy made a demonstration on that front with artillery and infantry, and desisting there had commenced on the western front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Antietam General not only dismounted, but sought the shelter of a haystack, and General Richardson went into the fight with our line on foot. For General there was no excuse, but it may be that, as General Richardson wished to encourage the men at a critical juncture by his example, as his line had only a brigade front, and as the evolutions had already been directed on his part, it was prudent and judicious to do as he did. At any rate, to do so was brave in the extreme. It is true that whe...n a regi- mental line had been reduced to the front of three or four com- panies by casualties, then it was easy to reach the extremities and to command it on foot, but I do not believe that where the field was clear and practicable for horsemen, and the line was to ad- vance or fight outside of works, a colonel in command of five hundred or more men, nor the major nor lieutenant-colonel, was justified in being afoot.. , 200 DAYS AND EVENTS It will be seen by what I have related that on the first day the battle commenced on the southern side of the field; that on the second day the enemy made a demonstration on that front with artillery and infantry, and desisting there had commenced on the western front.
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