Four Years On the Firing Line
Four Years On the Firing Line
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I was standing on the public road leading out from Marietta, which passed through my works. General Joseph E. Johnston and stafY, and Lt. Genl. Leonidas Polk and statT passed by; going to the front to take an observation.
In a very short time. I heard one cannon report, and in a few minutes General Polk's body was borne by on a stretcher. Of this Sherman says. "I saw what I took to be a squad of Cavalry and or- dered an officer to take a shot at them. " Which he did, with the result as stated. ..." As one of the representative families of the South, a brief sketch of the Polks is here inserted. Lt. Genl. Leonidas Polk was born in Raleigh, N. C, 1806. After his graduation at Chappell Hill, he was appointed to a cadetship at West Point in 1823. After graduation there, he resigned his Lieutenant's 292 ATLANTA CAMPAIGN commission in the army to study for the ministry.
He says his father was very much dissatisfied that he did not continue his military career. Said he: "My son, I am afraid you are spoiUng a good soldier to make a poor preacher!" However he per- severed and was finally ordained a minister of the Episcopal Church at Richmond, Virginia, 1830.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was standing on the public road leading out from Marietta, which passed through my works. General Joseph E. Johnston and stafY, and Lt. Genl. Leonidas Polk and statT passed by; going to the front to take an observation.
In a very short time. I heard one cannon report, and in a few minutes General Polk's body was borne by on a stretcher. Of this Sherman says. "I saw what I took to be a squad of Cavalry and or- dered an officer to take a shot at them. " Which he did, with the result as stated. ..." As one of the representative families of the South, a brief sketch of the Polks is here inserted. Lt. Genl. Leonidas Polk was born in Raleigh, N. C, 1806. After his graduation at Chappell Hill, he was appointed to a cadetship at West Point in 1823. After graduation there, he resigned his Lieutenant's 292 ATLANTA CAMPAIGN commission in the army to study for the ministry.
He says his father was very much dissatisfied that he did not continue his military career. Said he: "My son, I am afraid you are spoiUng a good soldier to make a poor preacher!" However he per- severed and was finally ordained a minister of the Episcopal Church at Richmond, Virginia, 1830.
What to read after Four Years On the Firing Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Cooper Nisbet to read onlineMoreLess
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