Hand-Book of the Democracy for 1863 & '64
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This army being reduced by forty-five thous ^1 troops, some of them the best in the service ] without the support of the navy, the pla which we are reduced bears scarcely any rc^ blance to the one I voted for. -^ J ■ I command the James River column, and I t my camp, near Newport News, the mornin- f the 4th instant. I only succeeded in gettin- .
artillery ashore the afternoon of the day h^l and one of my divisions had not all arrive^ i camp the day I left, and, for the want of tn .
portation, h...as not yet joined me. So you a observe that not a day was lost in the advan and m fact we marched so quickly and so rapi tnat many of our animals were twenty-four i lorty-eight hours without a ration of forage I notwithstanding the rapidity of our advance are stopped by a.line of defense nine or ten mi long strongly fortified by breastworks, ereci nearly the whole distance, behind a stream succession of ponds no where fordable one 1 minus being Yorktown and the other ending the James River, which is commanded by 1 enemy s gunboats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This army being reduced by forty-five thous ^1 troops, some of them the best in the service ] without the support of the navy, the pla which we are reduced bears scarcely any rc^ blance to the one I voted for. -^ J ■ I command the James River column, and I t my camp, near Newport News, the mornin- f the 4th instant. I only succeeded in gettin- .
artillery ashore the afternoon of the day h^l and one of my divisions had not all arrive^ i camp the day I left, and, for the want of tn .
portation, h...as not yet joined me. So you a observe that not a day was lost in the advan and m fact we marched so quickly and so rapi tnat many of our animals were twenty-four i lorty-eight hours without a ration of forage I notwithstanding the rapidity of our advance are stopped by a.line of defense nine or ten mi long strongly fortified by breastworks, ereci nearly the whole distance, behind a stream succession of ponds no where fordable one 1 minus being Yorktown and the other ending the James River, which is commanded by 1 enemy s gunboats.
What to read after Hand-Book of the Democracy for 1863 & '64?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Society for the Diffusion of Political Knowledge to read onlineMoreLess
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