Historical Sketches of the Revolutionary And Civil Wars With An Account of the
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All in that section heard its awful rush and roar. The accom- panying winds set up a mournful, howling shrieking as if under the influence of a powerful demon. The air was instantly filled with clouds of blinding dust and flying tents of canvas torn away from meagre fastenings. Consternation was depicted on the faces of all, owing to the horrors of the tornado.
In a moment after it appeared as if the gates above had been opened, so great was the volume of water that fell deluging the earth, swa...mping everything. The men from the North de- clared they had not before seen anything like it, and with blanched faces all sought safety in the open and on the highest ground to be conveniently reached.
The trenches and other excavations occupied by the men for safety from the enemy's missiles were so quickly inundated that many had all they could do to effect their escape, leaving haversacks, blankets, etc. , behind in their wild flight. While it was dangerous on the plain, or more level part of the ground, it was at the rear, in the deep and wide ravine, where a number of regiments were encamped, that the most damage was incurred by the Union forces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All in that section heard its awful rush and roar. The accom- panying winds set up a mournful, howling shrieking as if under the influence of a powerful demon. The air was instantly filled with clouds of blinding dust and flying tents of canvas torn away from meagre fastenings. Consternation was depicted on the faces of all, owing to the horrors of the tornado.
In a moment after it appeared as if the gates above had been opened, so great was the volume of water that fell deluging the earth, swa...mping everything. The men from the North de- clared they had not before seen anything like it, and with blanched faces all sought safety in the open and on the highest ground to be conveniently reached.
The trenches and other excavations occupied by the men for safety from the enemy's missiles were so quickly inundated that many had all they could do to effect their escape, leaving haversacks, blankets, etc. , behind in their wild flight. While it was dangerous on the plain, or more level part of the ground, it was at the rear, in the deep and wide ravine, where a number of regiments were encamped, that the most damage was incurred by the Union forces.
What to read after Historical Sketches of the Revolutionary And Civil Wars With An Account of the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S20desperate20leap20from20a20swiftly20moving to read onlineMoreLess
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