Footprints Through Dixie
Footprints Through Dixie
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Scouts and spies inform the commander of the weak and strong points in the enemy position, and his strength. Possessed with this information the commander distrib- utes his forces for attack at a certain time or given signal. He cannot be present on all parts of the field of action or personally direct movements at all points. Officers under the commander must exercise judgment in carrying out minor details. Then success de- pends upon the fighting and staying quality of the man under a musket,... who through toil and strife performs the work, winner of the commander's victories and stars and victim of his mistakes or inefficiency.
We remain in this camp until October 25. In the meantime we wash up, clean up and line up for Sunday inspection; also do a little foraging, paying friendly (?) visits to neighboring plantations where- we are not received with open arms. On the contrary we are fav- ored with vollies of uncomplimentary remarks and in such plain terms it is not difficult to understand that the fair ladies of Dixie do not love Yanks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scouts and spies inform the commander of the weak and strong points in the enemy position, and his strength. Possessed with this information the commander distrib- utes his forces for attack at a certain time or given signal. He cannot be present on all parts of the field of action or personally direct movements at all points. Officers under the commander must exercise judgment in carrying out minor details. Then success de- pends upon the fighting and staying quality of the man under a musket,... who through toil and strife performs the work, winner of the commander's victories and stars and victim of his mistakes or inefficiency.
We remain in this camp until October 25. In the meantime we wash up, clean up and line up for Sunday inspection; also do a little foraging, paying friendly (?) visits to neighboring plantations where- we are not received with open arms. On the contrary we are fav- ored with vollies of uncomplimentary remarks and in such plain terms it is not difficult to understand that the fair ladies of Dixie do not love Yanks.
What to read after Footprints Through Dixie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph W From Old Catalog Gaskill to read onlineMoreLess
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