Four Years Campaigning in the Army of the Potomac
Four Years Campaigning in the Army of the Potomac
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We begin to walk in single file a couple of logs that span the Run. Moving to IN THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. 113 the right as fast as we cross, another regiment moving to the left. We forward up the hill and soon get engaged. The rebels, we find, are not in very heavy force in our front, but enough to give us all the fighting we want for a cold day.. They stand their ground well, but some of our men get on their flank, driving them back to a piece of woods. We follow up, they turn and face us. Not...hing is thought of but load and fire, but we soon get tired of this kind of fighting, for it is so cold we must have warmer work. So we charge on our adversaries, but they don t get back. We are so close to them that they ask us to surrender, but thinking we are as strong as they, we de mand the same of them ; but neither party seems to be obliging enough to comply with the other s request. Finally the enemy give way a little, and once they give an inch they have to get back. A few skedaddle through the woods, and they all soon fly panic stricken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We begin to walk in single file a couple of logs that span the Run. Moving to IN THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. 113 the right as fast as we cross, another regiment moving to the left. We forward up the hill and soon get engaged. The rebels, we find, are not in very heavy force in our front, but enough to give us all the fighting we want for a cold day.. They stand their ground well, but some of our men get on their flank, driving them back to a piece of woods. We follow up, they turn and face us. Not...hing is thought of but load and fire, but we soon get tired of this kind of fighting, for it is so cold we must have warmer work. So we charge on our adversaries, but they don t get back. We are so close to them that they ask us to surrender, but thinking we are as strong as they, we de mand the same of them ; but neither party seems to be obliging enough to comply with the other s request. Finally the enemy give way a little, and once they give an inch they have to get back. A few skedaddle through the woods, and they all soon fly panic stricken.
What to read after Four Years Campaigning in the Army of the Potomac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D G Daniel G Crotty to read onlineMoreLess
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