Extracts From Letters to A. B. T. From Edward P. Williams, During His Service in the Civil War, 1862-1864
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Saturday, Dec. 27.
The Twelfth Indiana has been assigned to our division by General Grant. We are all 37 delighted with the prospect of having the Twelfth so near us, as it is made up, principally, of Fort Wayne boys.
We expect to leave here to-morrow, or next day, for Lafayette or Moscow, on the railroad between Memphis and Grand Junction. Mili- tary authorities have determined to open and repair this railroad, over which to receive sup- plies, and will probably abandon the other road to Colum...bus, Ky. One brigade of our di- vision will go to Lafayette, thirty-one miles from Memphis, the other to Moscow, thirty- nine miles from the same city. We do not know certainly to which point we will be as- signed. Will probably build log-huts and go into winter quarters until the wet season is over. We are pleased with the prospect of getting so near Memphis and to a place where we can have a daily mail and daily newspapers.
Holly Spmngs, Miss.
Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1862.
On Sunday afternoon, just as we were get- ting ready to attend divine service, we were ordered to break camp and move.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Saturday, Dec. 27.
The Twelfth Indiana has been assigned to our division by General Grant. We are all 37 delighted with the prospect of having the Twelfth so near us, as it is made up, principally, of Fort Wayne boys.
We expect to leave here to-morrow, or next day, for Lafayette or Moscow, on the railroad between Memphis and Grand Junction. Mili- tary authorities have determined to open and repair this railroad, over which to receive sup- plies, and will probably abandon the other road to Colum...bus, Ky. One brigade of our di- vision will go to Lafayette, thirty-one miles from Memphis, the other to Moscow, thirty- nine miles from the same city. We do not know certainly to which point we will be as- signed. Will probably build log-huts and go into winter quarters until the wet season is over. We are pleased with the prospect of getting so near Memphis and to a place where we can have a daily mail and daily newspapers.
Holly Spmngs, Miss.
Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1862.
On Sunday afternoon, just as we were get- ting ready to attend divine service, we were ordered to break camp and move.
What to read after Extracts From Letters to A. B. T. From Edward P. Williams, During His Service in the Civil War, 1862-1864?
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