History of the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac, Including That of the Army of Virginia (Pope's), And Also the History of the Operations of the Federal Cavalry in West Virginia During the War
History of the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac, Including That of the Army of Virginia (Pope's), And Also the History of the Operations of the Federal Cavalry in West Virginia During the War
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It was ar- ranged that Kautz should make a detour to the left, attacking the city from the Jerusalem road, while the infantry forces under General Gillmore should coop- erate on the Jordan's Point and City Point roads.
Kautz's cavalry — a portion mounted and the remain- der dismounted — gallantly charged the enemy's en- trenchments, capturing the works and approaching ♦First Brigade: Third New York Cavalry, First District of Columbia Cavalry. Second Brigade: Fifth Pennsylvania Cav- alry, Eleven...th Pennsylvania Cavalry, section of Eighth New York Artillery. Total, 2,838 men for duty, equipped.
118 Sistory of the Cavalry, very near the city, but, owing to lack of support from the infantry, the cavalry was obliged to fall back.* Wilson-s division, augmented to 5,500 men by the addition of the cavalry from the Army of the James, had, during the absence of the other divisions of the Cavalry Corps at Trevilian Station, made a raid (July 22d) south of Petersburg, destroying the Petersburg & Lynchburg and Richmond & Danville railroads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was ar- ranged that Kautz should make a detour to the left, attacking the city from the Jerusalem road, while the infantry forces under General Gillmore should coop- erate on the Jordan's Point and City Point roads.
Kautz's cavalry — a portion mounted and the remain- der dismounted — gallantly charged the enemy's en- trenchments, capturing the works and approaching ♦First Brigade: Third New York Cavalry, First District of Columbia Cavalry. Second Brigade: Fifth Pennsylvania Cav- alry, Eleven...th Pennsylvania Cavalry, section of Eighth New York Artillery. Total, 2,838 men for duty, equipped.
118 Sistory of the Cavalry, very near the city, but, owing to lack of support from the infantry, the cavalry was obliged to fall back.* Wilson-s division, augmented to 5,500 men by the addition of the cavalry from the Army of the James, had, during the absence of the other divisions of the Cavalry Corps at Trevilian Station, made a raid (July 22d) south of Petersburg, destroying the Petersburg & Lynchburg and Richmond & Danville railroads.
What to read after History of the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac, Including That of the Army of Virginia (Pope's), And Also the History of the Operations of the Federal Cavalry in West Virginia During the War?
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