Gregg's Cavalry Fight At Gettysburg. Historical Address Delivered October 15th, 1884, Upon the Occasion of the Dedication of the Monumental Shaft Erected Upon the Site of the Cavalry Engagment On the Right Flank of the Army of the Potomac, July 3d, 1863,
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t According to the writer's diary this was about three o'clock.
22 unless this, the grandest attack of all, were checked, the fate of the day would be decided against the Army of the Potomac. They were Stuart's last reserves, and his last resource. If the Baltimore Pike was to be reached, and havoc created in our rear, the important moment had arrived, as Pickett was even then moving up to the assault of Cemetery Ridge.
In close columns of squadrons, advancing as if in re- view, with sabres dra...wn and glistening like silver in the bright sunlight — the spectacle called forth a murmur of admiration. It was, indeed, a memorable one. Chester, whose guns were nearest, opened fire at once, with a range of three-fourths of a mile. Pennington and Kinney soon did the same. Canister and shell were poured into the steadily approaching columns as fast as the guns could fire. The dismounted men fell back to the right and left, and such as could got to their horses. The mounted skirmishers rallied and fell into line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
t According to the writer's diary this was about three o'clock.
22 unless this, the grandest attack of all, were checked, the fate of the day would be decided against the Army of the Potomac. They were Stuart's last reserves, and his last resource. If the Baltimore Pike was to be reached, and havoc created in our rear, the important moment had arrived, as Pickett was even then moving up to the assault of Cemetery Ridge.
In close columns of squadrons, advancing as if in re- view, with sabres dra...wn and glistening like silver in the bright sunlight — the spectacle called forth a murmur of admiration. It was, indeed, a memorable one. Chester, whose guns were nearest, opened fire at once, with a range of three-fourths of a mile. Pennington and Kinney soon did the same. Canister and shell were poured into the steadily approaching columns as fast as the guns could fire. The dismounted men fell back to the right and left, and such as could got to their horses. The mounted skirmishers rallied and fell into line.
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