Deeds of Daring By the American Soldier North And South Thrilling Narratives O
Deeds of Daring By the American Soldier North And South Thrilling Narratives O
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the Confederates came up they found the wagons corraled, and the blue-coated infantry ready for business.
Wheeler, however, was determined to have those wagons for the materials fora bonfire; his men were equally determined. When, therefore, they received the order to charge and capture the wagons, there was no hesitation, no hanging back. Not a man had straggled on the way, and the whole command dashed over the uneven ground like so many birds on the wing. But, as often happened during the War..., courage upon the one side was of no avail, because met by equal courage on the other. The great American eagle may carry a lamb to its eyrie, but itwould probably find a buffalo somewhat unmanageable. Such was the state of aifairs at Lavergne, this January day in 1863. The Con federates charged bravely enough, but the Federals stood their ground, and repulsed the charge. It seemed like the old co nundrum "If an irresistible body strike an immovable body, which will give way ?" Cavalry cannot fight at a stand, as in fantry can; it must either advance or retreat; and in this case, being unable to do the former, it did the latter, retiring a short distance to re-collect its strength for a second assault.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the Confederates came up they found the wagons corraled, and the blue-coated infantry ready for business.
Wheeler, however, was determined to have those wagons for the materials fora bonfire; his men were equally determined. When, therefore, they received the order to charge and capture the wagons, there was no hesitation, no hanging back. Not a man had straggled on the way, and the whole command dashed over the uneven ground like so many birds on the wing. But, as often happened during the War..., courage upon the one side was of no avail, because met by equal courage on the other. The great American eagle may carry a lamb to its eyrie, but itwould probably find a buffalo somewhat unmanageable. Such was the state of aifairs at Lavergne, this January day in 1863. The Con federates charged bravely enough, but the Federals stood their ground, and repulsed the charge. It seemed like the old co nundrum "If an irresistible body strike an immovable body, which will give way ?" Cavalry cannot fight at a stand, as in fantry can; it must either advance or retreat; and in this case, being unable to do the former, it did the latter, retiring a short distance to re-collect its strength for a second assault.
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