Drum Taps in Dixie Memories of a Drummer Boy 1861 1865 volume 1
Drum Taps in Dixie Memories of a Drummer Boy 1861 1865 volume 1
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DIXIE TO THE LAST.
Among the prisoners captured that day was a rebel brass band, and they were allowed to retain their instruments. As the column of confederates were marched along the roadside, which was lined on either side by the Union forces, they were headed by the band, playing their national air of Dixie.
The scene was an impressive one. They were prisoners of war, bleeding from wounds, faint and famished, ragged and nearly barefoot and their last hope gone, but as the familiar strains o...f the music floated back over the line their faces brig-ht- ened, their steps quickened and they marched as they had marched many a time behind their be- loved leader. Gen. Lee.
Our men had too much respect for these brave men to jeer at them. The brave invariably respect the brave, and as the soldiers of the "Lost Cause" passed the veterans of the second corps all were silent and respectful, except for an occasional burst of applause which manifested itself by the clapping of hands.
165 Drum Taps in Dixie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DIXIE TO THE LAST.
Among the prisoners captured that day was a rebel brass band, and they were allowed to retain their instruments. As the column of confederates were marched along the roadside, which was lined on either side by the Union forces, they were headed by the band, playing their national air of Dixie.
The scene was an impressive one. They were prisoners of war, bleeding from wounds, faint and famished, ragged and nearly barefoot and their last hope gone, but as the familiar strains o...f the music floated back over the line their faces brig-ht- ened, their steps quickened and they marched as they had marched many a time behind their be- loved leader. Gen. Lee.
Our men had too much respect for these brave men to jeer at them. The brave invariably respect the brave, and as the soldiers of the "Lost Cause" passed the veterans of the second corps all were silent and respectful, except for an occasional burst of applause which manifested itself by the clapping of hands.
165 Drum Taps in Dixie.
What to read after Drum Taps in Dixie Memories of a Drummer Boy 1861 1865 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delavan S Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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