History of the Second Mass Regiment of Infantry
History of the Second Mass Regiment of Infantry
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These dispatches were unsealed, and as they came first by Col. Lee, 37 that officer read them by the light of a pine torch. Col. Dev- ens was ordered to cross from Harrison's Island into Virginia in the course of the night. Why and for what, appears from Gen. Stone's official report, in which he says, " At ten p. M. (it was probably a little earlier), Lieut. Howe, Quartermaster of the Fifteenth Massachusetts, reported that scouts under Capt, Philbrick had returned to the Island, having been wit...hin one mile of Leesburg, and there discovered on the edge of the woods an encampment of thirty tents ; that there were no pickets out ; and that he (Capt. Philbrick) approached to within twenty-five rods without being even challenged. " It is not known by whose orders this movement was made by Capt. Philbrick. Gen. Stone does not report that it was made by his orders. Was it through Church Howe's zeal . '* So far as it appears, so important a movement, one that involved such serious consequences, is without a responsible father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These dispatches were unsealed, and as they came first by Col. Lee, 37 that officer read them by the light of a pine torch. Col. Dev- ens was ordered to cross from Harrison's Island into Virginia in the course of the night. Why and for what, appears from Gen. Stone's official report, in which he says, " At ten p. M. (it was probably a little earlier), Lieut. Howe, Quartermaster of the Fifteenth Massachusetts, reported that scouts under Capt, Philbrick had returned to the Island, having been wit...hin one mile of Leesburg, and there discovered on the edge of the woods an encampment of thirty tents ; that there were no pickets out ; and that he (Capt. Philbrick) approached to within twenty-five rods without being even challenged. " It is not known by whose orders this movement was made by Capt. Philbrick. Gen. Stone does not report that it was made by his orders. Was it through Church Howe's zeal . '* So far as it appears, so important a movement, one that involved such serious consequences, is without a responsible father.
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