History of the Seventeenth Regiment Pa Volunteer Cavalry Or One Hundred And Si
History of the Seventeenth Regiment Pa Volunteer Cavalry Or One Hundred And Si
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Colonel Kellogg, who had been absent from the regiment for a long time, had resigned, and the fol lowing much-merited promotions were announced, viz. : Lieutenant-colonel Anderson was promoted to colonel; Major Durland was made lieutenant-colonel; Captains Kurtz and Thompson were made majors. A number of 405 REVIEW OF THE REGIMENT other promotions were also made, which I cannot now re call.
On the 3ist day of December, 1864, the entire Second Brigade of the First Cavalry Division was sent via H...arper s Ferry into the Loudon Valley, and went into winter quar ters near Lovettsville, doing picket duty. Here we had fairly good quarters, and the men and horses had a good opportunity to rest for the spring campaign which so soon followed.
On the 24th day of February, 1865, General Sheridan started with his whole cavalry force upon an expedition, known as the James River Canal Raid, and again cut Lee s rear communications. The work of destruction commenced at Scottsville, where locks were blown up, whilst mills and supplies of all kinds were destroyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Colonel Kellogg, who had been absent from the regiment for a long time, had resigned, and the fol lowing much-merited promotions were announced, viz. : Lieutenant-colonel Anderson was promoted to colonel; Major Durland was made lieutenant-colonel; Captains Kurtz and Thompson were made majors. A number of 405 REVIEW OF THE REGIMENT other promotions were also made, which I cannot now re call.
On the 3ist day of December, 1864, the entire Second Brigade of the First Cavalry Division was sent via H...arper s Ferry into the Loudon Valley, and went into winter quar ters near Lovettsville, doing picket duty. Here we had fairly good quarters, and the men and horses had a good opportunity to rest for the spring campaign which so soon followed.
On the 24th day of February, 1865, General Sheridan started with his whole cavalry force upon an expedition, known as the James River Canal Raid, and again cut Lee s rear communications. The work of destruction commenced at Scottsville, where locks were blown up, whilst mills and supplies of all kinds were destroyed.
What to read after History of the Seventeenth Regiment Pa Volunteer Cavalry Or One Hundred And Si?
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