Hampton And His Cavalry in '64
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Butler's unprotected line along the Gordonsville road was compelled to bear the brunt of the fire.
Here at one time cartridges became exhausted, and while waiting for replenishment the men had to endure shell and grape without the com- fort of hitting back, a hard thing to do. What made it worse was, that some of the poor fel- lows said they could see the Federals serving out to their troopers drams of whiskey, which was very tantalizing under the circumstances, it HAMPTON' AND HIS CAVALRY. 205... must be confessed, even by teetotalers. At length an ammunition-wagon came clattering along just behind the line, the horses at full gallop, the driver loudly cracking his whip and a man in the rear frantically throwing out packages of cartridges, which were eagerly caught up, as hungry dogs seize food thrown to them.
Seven charges in all were made. When the Jast was in progress the flashes of the rifles of Fitz. Lee announced that he had accomplished his mission and was on the enemy's flank. Just then a Federal caisson was blown up by a Con- federate shell, doing considerable damage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Butler's unprotected line along the Gordonsville road was compelled to bear the brunt of the fire.
Here at one time cartridges became exhausted, and while waiting for replenishment the men had to endure shell and grape without the com- fort of hitting back, a hard thing to do. What made it worse was, that some of the poor fel- lows said they could see the Federals serving out to their troopers drams of whiskey, which was very tantalizing under the circumstances, it HAMPTON' AND HIS CAVALRY. 205... must be confessed, even by teetotalers. At length an ammunition-wagon came clattering along just behind the line, the horses at full gallop, the driver loudly cracking his whip and a man in the rear frantically throwing out packages of cartridges, which were eagerly caught up, as hungry dogs seize food thrown to them.
Seven charges in all were made. When the Jast was in progress the flashes of the rifles of Fitz. Lee announced that he had accomplished his mission and was on the enemy's flank. Just then a Federal caisson was blown up by a Con- federate shell, doing considerable damage.
What to read after Hampton And His Cavalry in '64?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Laight Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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