Historic Records of the Fifth New York Cavalry
Historic Records of the Fifth New York Cavalry
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We moved to Dabney s Ferry, and turned to the right down the river, arriving at Liuney s, where we stopped, about 12 o clock that night.
Jane 3d. About 10 A. M. Firing was heard in the direc tion of Salem Church, and messengers soon announced that the Rebel cavalry had advanced and attacked our pickets. The division was immediately moved to the scene of action, and the Rebels were again beaten and repulsed in a fair open field fight. They had the advantage of some hastily con structed breastwor...ks, from which our men drove them with a charge. In this fight was killed the gallant Col. Preston, of the 1st Vermont; and Col. Chamberlain, of the 8th New York, was wounded. The regiment spent the night on picket.
June 4th. After we were relieved from picket, this morn ing, we bivouacked on an eminence called Mt. Pisgah. Here a large mail was received.
June Qth. We have passed these few days pleasantly. Our horses. Are improving on newly brought forage, and the men rejoice in full rations. Bands of music have enter- FIFTH NEW YORK CAVALRY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We moved to Dabney s Ferry, and turned to the right down the river, arriving at Liuney s, where we stopped, about 12 o clock that night.
Jane 3d. About 10 A. M. Firing was heard in the direc tion of Salem Church, and messengers soon announced that the Rebel cavalry had advanced and attacked our pickets. The division was immediately moved to the scene of action, and the Rebels were again beaten and repulsed in a fair open field fight. They had the advantage of some hastily con structed breastwor...ks, from which our men drove them with a charge. In this fight was killed the gallant Col. Preston, of the 1st Vermont; and Col. Chamberlain, of the 8th New York, was wounded. The regiment spent the night on picket.
June 4th. After we were relieved from picket, this morn ing, we bivouacked on an eminence called Mt. Pisgah. Here a large mail was received.
June Qth. We have passed these few days pleasantly. Our horses. Are improving on newly brought forage, and the men rejoice in full rations. Bands of music have enter- FIFTH NEW YORK CAVALRY.
What to read after Historic Records of the Fifth New York Cavalry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Napoleon Beaudry to read onlineMoreLess
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