General G. K. Warren
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In the Chancellorsville campaign he took a gallant part in the action of Orange Tike, the storming of Marye's Heights, and the battle of Salem.
Few better illustrations of the intensity of life at this time can be given than the circumstances attending General Warren's mar- riage with Miss Emily F. Chase of Baltimore, then residing with her father in that city. Hastening from the front, he arrived at 9 a. m. on June 17; was married at noon; and on the 20th was back at his post actively engaged ...in the movement toward Gettysburg.
The life-long sympathy and love of his noble wife lightened many hours of despondency under the burden of wrongs which other- wise might have proved unendurable to a man of his proud and sensitive nature.
At Gettysburg, where he was slightly wounded, General Warren brilliantly distinguished himself as an engineer staff officer. On the second day of the battle (July 2d), after a personal examination of the right of the line near Culp's Hill, where an offensive movement on our part was in contemplation, he was drawn to the left by Longstreet's furious attack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Chancellorsville campaign he took a gallant part in the action of Orange Tike, the storming of Marye's Heights, and the battle of Salem.
Few better illustrations of the intensity of life at this time can be given than the circumstances attending General Warren's mar- riage with Miss Emily F. Chase of Baltimore, then residing with her father in that city. Hastening from the front, he arrived at 9 a. m. on June 17; was married at noon; and on the 20th was back at his post actively engaged ...in the movement toward Gettysburg.
The life-long sympathy and love of his noble wife lightened many hours of despondency under the burden of wrongs which other- wise might have proved unendurable to a man of his proud and sensitive nature.
At Gettysburg, where he was slightly wounded, General Warren brilliantly distinguished himself as an engineer staff officer. On the second day of the battle (July 2d), after a personal examination of the right of the line near Culp's Hill, where an offensive movement on our part was in contemplation, he was drawn to the left by Longstreet's furious attack.
What to read after General G. K. Warren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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