History of the American Civil War volume 02
History of the American Civil War volume 02
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Cot ton-loaded ships on fire came floating down, and working instruments of every kind, such as are used in ship-yards. The destruction of property was awful. The levee in New Orleans w r as one scene of desolation. Ships, steam ers, cotton, coal, were all in one common blaze, and our ingenuity was much taxed to avoid the floating confla gration. " Lovell, seeing what had taken place at the forts, gal loped to New Orleans. He ordered the land defenses to resist to the utmost ; but the water in ...the river was so high that the ships could command all the earth-works. After a brief and angry consultation with the terror-strick en municipality, he sent off his munitions, disbanded his troops, and turned the city over to the mayor.
In the midst of a thunder-storm, Farragut anchored his The squadron auch- squadron off New Orleans at 1 P. M. The populace, who had believed that the defenses of the city were impregnable, were astounded, and in an impotent frenzy. The sailors in the national ships were cheering, the crowd ashore was cursing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cot ton-loaded ships on fire came floating down, and working instruments of every kind, such as are used in ship-yards. The destruction of property was awful. The levee in New Orleans w r as one scene of desolation. Ships, steam ers, cotton, coal, were all in one common blaze, and our ingenuity was much taxed to avoid the floating confla gration. " Lovell, seeing what had taken place at the forts, gal loped to New Orleans. He ordered the land defenses to resist to the utmost ; but the water in ...the river was so high that the ships could command all the earth-works. After a brief and angry consultation with the terror-strick en municipality, he sent off his munitions, disbanded his troops, and turned the city over to the mayor.
In the midst of a thunder-storm, Farragut anchored his The squadron auch- squadron off New Orleans at 1 P. M. The populace, who had believed that the defenses of the city were impregnable, were astounded, and in an impotent frenzy. The sailors in the national ships were cheering, the crowd ashore was cursing.
What to read after History of the American Civil War volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Draper John William to read onlineMoreLess
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