Hancocks Diary
Hancocks Diary
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Owing to the lateness of the hour, and perhaps think- ing it would be too great a sacrifice of his men to at- tempt to take their works by storm, General Armstrong withdrew his troops between sundown and dark, after regular firing for perhaps one and a half hours, and bivouacked within half a mile of Medon.
The loss of the Second Tennessee was as follows : Company D — Tobe Dodd slightly wounded, William Brown wounded and captured, and Ed. Bullock and O. B. Harris captured ; and Company E — Joe ...Maddox killed and William Luster wounded. The loss of the rest of the brigade was light. The Federal loss un- known.
Monday, September ist. — In motion by daylight, leav- ing the railroad and going in a north-west direction, General Armstrong met near Denmark, seven miles south-west from Jackson, a Federal force composed mostly of infantry. However, they had some cavalry and two pieces of artillery, in all about eighteen hun- dred strong, under Colonel Dennis. I suppose those Federals were from Brownsville, on their way to re- inforce Medon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Owing to the lateness of the hour, and perhaps think- ing it would be too great a sacrifice of his men to at- tempt to take their works by storm, General Armstrong withdrew his troops between sundown and dark, after regular firing for perhaps one and a half hours, and bivouacked within half a mile of Medon.
The loss of the Second Tennessee was as follows : Company D — Tobe Dodd slightly wounded, William Brown wounded and captured, and Ed. Bullock and O. B. Harris captured ; and Company E — Joe ...Maddox killed and William Luster wounded. The loss of the rest of the brigade was light. The Federal loss un- known.
Monday, September ist. — In motion by daylight, leav- ing the railroad and going in a north-west direction, General Armstrong met near Denmark, seven miles south-west from Jackson, a Federal force composed mostly of infantry. However, they had some cavalry and two pieces of artillery, in all about eighteen hun- dred strong, under Colonel Dennis. I suppose those Federals were from Brownsville, on their way to re- inforce Medon.
What to read after Hancocks Diary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Ramsey Hancock to read onlineMoreLess
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