From Fort Henry to Corinth
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Chalmers' brigade, coming up from the second line, made an impetuouscharge. Jackson's brigade, which followed in rear of Chalmers, movedforward and joined in the attack. Prentiss fell back and made a standimmediately in front of his camp. After a gallant but short struggle, his division, about nine o'clock, gave way and fell back through hiscamp, leaving behind Powell's guns and caissons and two ofHickenlooper's guns, all the horses of Hickenlooper's two guns beingkilled. The line was broken an...d disordered by the tents. TheTwenty-fifth Missouri, and portions of other regiments drifted to therear. On the summit of a slope, covered by dense thicket, not far to therear of his camp, Prentiss rallied the Eighteenth and Twenty-firstMissouri, Twelfth Michigan, and Eighteenth Wisconsin. The Sixty-firstIllinois and Sixteenth Wisconsin were also rallied, but detached to formin reserve to Hurlbut. The Twenty-third Missouri, arriving by boat atthe landing after the battle had begun, moved out at once and tookposition in Prentiss' new line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chalmers' brigade, coming up from the second line, made an impetuouscharge. Jackson's brigade, which followed in rear of Chalmers, movedforward and joined in the attack. Prentiss fell back and made a standimmediately in front of his camp. After a gallant but short struggle, his division, about nine o'clock, gave way and fell back through hiscamp, leaving behind Powell's guns and caissons and two ofHickenlooper's guns, all the horses of Hickenlooper's two guns beingkilled. The line was broken an...d disordered by the tents. TheTwenty-fifth Missouri, and portions of other regiments drifted to therear. On the summit of a slope, covered by dense thicket, not far to therear of his camp, Prentiss rallied the Eighteenth and Twenty-firstMissouri, Twelfth Michigan, and Eighteenth Wisconsin. The Sixty-firstIllinois and Sixteenth Wisconsin were also rallied, but detached to formin reserve to Hurlbut. The Twenty-third Missouri, arriving by boat atthe landing after the battle had begun, moved out at once and tookposition in Prentiss' new line.
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