Harvard Memorial Biographies volume 02
Harvard Memorial Biographies volume 02
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"James Island was evacuated last night by our forces. My regi ment started first, at half past nine, P. M. Not a thing was moved until after dark, and the Rebels must have been astonished this morning. Terry went there originally only to create a diversion from Morris Island, and it was useless to stay and risk being driven off, after Morris was taken. It thundered and lightened, and rained hard all night, and it took us from ten, P. M. , to five, A. M. , to come four miles. Most of the way we ...had to march in single file along the narrow paths through the swamps. For nearly half a mile we had to pass over a bridge of one, and in some places two planks wide, with out a railing, and slippery with rain, mud and water below several feet deep, and then over a narrow dike so slippery as to make it almost impossible to keep one s feet. It took my regiment alone nearly two hours to pass the bridge and dike. By the time we got over, it was nearly daylight, and the brigade behind us had a pretty easy time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"James Island was evacuated last night by our forces. My regi ment started first, at half past nine, P. M. Not a thing was moved until after dark, and the Rebels must have been astonished this morning. Terry went there originally only to create a diversion from Morris Island, and it was useless to stay and risk being driven off, after Morris was taken. It thundered and lightened, and rained hard all night, and it took us from ten, P. M. , to five, A. M. , to come four miles. Most of the way we ...had to march in single file along the narrow paths through the swamps. For nearly half a mile we had to pass over a bridge of one, and in some places two planks wide, with out a railing, and slippery with rain, mud and water below several feet deep, and then over a narrow dike so slippery as to make it almost impossible to keep one s feet. It took my regiment alone nearly two hours to pass the bridge and dike. By the time we got over, it was nearly daylight, and the brigade behind us had a pretty easy time.
What to read after Harvard Memorial Biographies volume 02?
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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