Fort Pillow Massacre
Fort Pillow Massacre
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The captain introduced me to a lieuten ant and to a surgeon of the rebel army. The surgeon made me shoAV him where goods could be found. The lieutenant got a saddle and bridle and some bits, and then we helped them to carry them to where their horses were outside of the fortifications. I also met Mr. Wedlin. A citizen, and he accompanied us. He helped the lieutenant to mount and pack his goods, and then he gave Wedlin and myself permission to depart, and instructed us as to the best means of es...cape. 1 am positive that up to the time of the surrender there had not been more thau lifty men (black and white) killed and wounded on the Union side. Of the-e, but about twenty had been among the killed. The balance of all killed and wounded on our side were killed and wounded after we had given undoubted evidence of a surrender, and contrary to all rules of warfare. H. N. IlEVELLE. Sworn to before me at Cairo, Illinois, this 17th day of April, 1864. JNO. H. MUNROE, Captain and A. A. Gen'l. A true copy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The captain introduced me to a lieuten ant and to a surgeon of the rebel army. The surgeon made me shoAV him where goods could be found. The lieutenant got a saddle and bridle and some bits, and then we helped them to carry them to where their horses were outside of the fortifications. I also met Mr. Wedlin. A citizen, and he accompanied us. He helped the lieutenant to mount and pack his goods, and then he gave Wedlin and myself permission to depart, and instructed us as to the best means of es...cape. 1 am positive that up to the time of the surrender there had not been more thau lifty men (black and white) killed and wounded on the Union side. Of the-e, but about twenty had been among the killed. The balance of all killed and wounded on our side were killed and wounded after we had given undoubted evidence of a surrender, and contrary to all rules of warfare. H. N. IlEVELLE. Sworn to before me at Cairo, Illinois, this 17th day of April, 1864. JNO. H. MUNROE, Captain and A. A. Gen'l. A true copy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress Joint Committee On the Co to read onlineMoreLess
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