Frank Leslies Illustrated History of the Civil War the Most Important Events O
Frank Leslies Illustrated History of the Civil War the Most Important Events O
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Once across the river, a regular cavalry and artillery fight took place between General Averill s command and the Confederate forces under the command of Generals Stuart and Fitz hugh Lee; and for once during the war there was a fair cavalry fight. The forces opposed to each other were about equal in numbers and similarly appointed and equipped. The Confederates, made desperate by the advance of Federal troops across the Rappahannock and upon soil which they had sworn to defend with the last dr...op of their blood, disputed every rood of ground. Again and again they charged on the Federal lines, formed en echelon, and as often were they repulsed in the most gallant manner. When the Federals charged upon the enemy s lines it was done with such impetuosity that successful resistance was impossible. Sword in hand they dashed upon the foe, who, after attempting to stand up against the first charges, dog gedly retired before them. The object of the expedition having been tccomplished, General Averill retired to the left bank of the river without motofr tat ion from, the enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once across the river, a regular cavalry and artillery fight took place between General Averill s command and the Confederate forces under the command of Generals Stuart and Fitz hugh Lee; and for once during the war there was a fair cavalry fight. The forces opposed to each other were about equal in numbers and similarly appointed and equipped. The Confederates, made desperate by the advance of Federal troops across the Rappahannock and upon soil which they had sworn to defend with the last dr...op of their blood, disputed every rood of ground. Again and again they charged on the Federal lines, formed en echelon, and as often were they repulsed in the most gallant manner. When the Federals charged upon the enemy s lines it was done with such impetuosity that successful resistance was impossible. Sword in hand they dashed upon the foe, who, after attempting to stand up against the first charges, dog gedly retired before them. The object of the expedition having been tccomplished, General Averill retired to the left bank of the river without motofr tat ion from, the enemy.
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