Drum Taps in Dixie Memories of a Drummer Boy 1861 1865 volume 2
Drum Taps in Dixie Memories of a Drummer Boy 1861 1865 volume 2
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lee's desperate attempt.
One morning before daylight in March, 186^, when President Lincoln was at City Point, Lee made a desperate attempt to break the lines in front of Petersburg.
It is said his plan was to capture Fort Stedman and adjacent works, turn their guns on our de- moralized troops, capture the railroad running to City Point and destroy Grant's communication with his army.
Fort Stedman was held by the 14th New York heavy artillery, a regiment with many members from northern New York..., and the lines at this point were very close together.
The confederate troops assigned for the des- perate work were commanded by Gen. Gordon. Under the cover of darkness they stealthily ad- vanced on the pickets, captured them and made a rush and captured the fort without hardly fir- 138 Drum Taps in Dixie.
ing a shot and took prisoners part of a 9th corps division. The guns of the fort were turned on neighboring forts and the confederate troops pushed forward as far as the railroad cutting the wires that led to Grant's headquarters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
lee's desperate attempt.
One morning before daylight in March, 186^, when President Lincoln was at City Point, Lee made a desperate attempt to break the lines in front of Petersburg.
It is said his plan was to capture Fort Stedman and adjacent works, turn their guns on our de- moralized troops, capture the railroad running to City Point and destroy Grant's communication with his army.
Fort Stedman was held by the 14th New York heavy artillery, a regiment with many members from northern New York..., and the lines at this point were very close together.
The confederate troops assigned for the des- perate work were commanded by Gen. Gordon. Under the cover of darkness they stealthily ad- vanced on the pickets, captured them and made a rush and captured the fort without hardly fir- 138 Drum Taps in Dixie.
ing a shot and took prisoners part of a 9th corps division. The guns of the fort were turned on neighboring forts and the confederate troops pushed forward as far as the railroad cutting the wires that led to Grant's headquarters.
What to read after Drum Taps in Dixie Memories of a Drummer Boy 1861 1865 volume 2?
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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