History of the Eighty First Regiment Ohio Infantry Volunteers During the War of
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140 HISTORY OF THE About this time CaptainW. H. Hill, of the 81st Ohio, while walking about in the camp of his regiment, received a very painful wound in his left hand, which rendered him unfit for duty, and he was sent North to hospital. Captain W. C. Henry succeeded to the command of the regiment.
During the advance of General Corse s lines one day, in this situation, Corporal Daniel Harpster, Company E, 81st Ohio, being on the skirmish line, ran out seventy-five yards in advance of his comra...des, surprised a picket-post, where were intrenched four brawny, big rebels, and boldly demanded their surrender. The astonished Johnnies com plied without a word ! As he was about to mnrch them to the rear, one of them asked him if they should bring their guns along. The anomaly of one man guarding four armed men seemed too great, and he directed them to leave their guns. They obeyed, and our little Corporal brought in those four giants of chivalry, all alone. If every officer and soldier in the army had always done his part as well as Corporal Harpster did on this occasion, the public would have had little cause to complain of our military operations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
140 HISTORY OF THE About this time CaptainW. H. Hill, of the 81st Ohio, while walking about in the camp of his regiment, received a very painful wound in his left hand, which rendered him unfit for duty, and he was sent North to hospital. Captain W. C. Henry succeeded to the command of the regiment.
During the advance of General Corse s lines one day, in this situation, Corporal Daniel Harpster, Company E, 81st Ohio, being on the skirmish line, ran out seventy-five yards in advance of his comra...des, surprised a picket-post, where were intrenched four brawny, big rebels, and boldly demanded their surrender. The astonished Johnnies com plied without a word ! As he was about to mnrch them to the rear, one of them asked him if they should bring their guns along. The anomaly of one man guarding four armed men seemed too great, and he directed them to leave their guns. They obeyed, and our little Corporal brought in those four giants of chivalry, all alone. If every officer and soldier in the army had always done his part as well as Corporal Harpster did on this occasion, the public would have had little cause to complain of our military operations.
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