Harvard Memorial Biographies .. 2
Harvard Memorial Biographies .. 2
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But the greater the danger, the better the ser- vice." He acted on the signal corps seven months, and was considered one of its three most able and accurate officers.
A friend once found him on the Chickahominy, with two attendants, far from any Union force. In this position, Fitzhugh Birney. 441 very dangerous but favorable for watching the enemy's movements, he had been several days. A hostile scouting party might have come upon him at any time ; but the ad- vantages, he thought, overbalanced... the risk, and he stayed.
In February he had an attack of cough and fever, during which he wrote :"" I do not like to think of the country.
Its situation saddens me. The war is the price of slavery.
I hope it will prove to be the price of liberty." He re- turned to duty towards the middle of March, but shortly fell sick again, and was nursed by his mother till near the end of April. On the 12th of May he was on the steamer City of Richmond, at Yorktown, bound for West Point and General McClellan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the greater the danger, the better the ser- vice." He acted on the signal corps seven months, and was considered one of its three most able and accurate officers.
A friend once found him on the Chickahominy, with two attendants, far from any Union force. In this position, Fitzhugh Birney. 441 very dangerous but favorable for watching the enemy's movements, he had been several days. A hostile scouting party might have come upon him at any time ; but the ad- vantages, he thought, overbalanced... the risk, and he stayed.
In February he had an attack of cough and fever, during which he wrote :"" I do not like to think of the country.
Its situation saddens me. The war is the price of slavery.
I hope it will prove to be the price of liberty." He re- turned to duty towards the middle of March, but shortly fell sick again, and was nursed by his mother till near the end of April. On the 12th of May he was on the steamer City of Richmond, at Yorktown, bound for West Point and General McClellan.
What to read after Harvard Memorial Biographies .. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Higginson Thomas Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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