History of Morgans Cavalry
History of Morgans Cavalry
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About 1 or 2 p. M. , learning that General Bragg was falling back to Bryantsville, Colonel Morgan sent pickets to Harrods- burg ; these soon sent word that the enemy had entered that place. About the same time our scouts brought us inforiuatiou that the enemy were in Danville also — about four miles from our position. Having an enemy, now, upon three sides of him, and finding that General Brafrir's rear was unmolested, Colonel Morgan concluded, in the absence of instructions to fall back also. ...He accordingly struck across the country to Shakertown, .
280 HISTORY OF moruain's cavalry.
\ reaching that phice, about 4 P. M. Colonel Morgan had always respected the peaceful and hospitable " Shakers, " and had af- forded them, whenever it became necessary, protection, strictly forbidding all members of his command to trespass upon them in any way. We were consequently great favorites in Shaker- town, and on this occasion derived great benefit from the per- fect rectitude of conduct which we had always observed — " in that part of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About 1 or 2 p. M. , learning that General Bragg was falling back to Bryantsville, Colonel Morgan sent pickets to Harrods- burg ; these soon sent word that the enemy had entered that place. About the same time our scouts brought us inforiuatiou that the enemy were in Danville also — about four miles from our position. Having an enemy, now, upon three sides of him, and finding that General Brafrir's rear was unmolested, Colonel Morgan concluded, in the absence of instructions to fall back also. ...He accordingly struck across the country to Shakertown, .
280 HISTORY OF moruain's cavalry.
\ reaching that phice, about 4 P. M. Colonel Morgan had always respected the peaceful and hospitable " Shakers, " and had af- forded them, whenever it became necessary, protection, strictly forbidding all members of his command to trespass upon them in any way. We were consequently great favorites in Shaker- town, and on this occasion derived great benefit from the per- fect rectitude of conduct which we had always observed — " in that part of the country.
What to read after History of Morgans Cavalry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duke, Basil Wilson, 1838-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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