History of the Seventh Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
History of the Seventh Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
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•, 1 » After delivering the prisoners to our forces on the opposite bank at Stigall's we took the main road to Monticello, and after marching about foul miles were attacked by a portion of the enemy's cavalry whom we soon drove back, and then continued the march until we reached the farm known as Capt West's. Beyond this farm is a gap in the mountain, called Scott's (lap. Here the enemy made a st. Md and quite a sharp little fight ensued which lasted near one hour.
It now being dusk and the ene...my being driven from their position, the command went into camp for the night, Company E of the yth, under Capt. Rank'n, being left to hoKl the Gap. The next morning, skirmishing between t!ie [jickets commenced. The column was soon in motion moving on toward . Monticello, with occasional skirmishing on the advance, the enemy gradually falling back toward the town; but a charge was made upon them which quickly hurled them through the town and over the creek to the top of a hill beyond, where they again made a stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
•, 1 » After delivering the prisoners to our forces on the opposite bank at Stigall's we took the main road to Monticello, and after marching about foul miles were attacked by a portion of the enemy's cavalry whom we soon drove back, and then continued the march until we reached the farm known as Capt West's. Beyond this farm is a gap in the mountain, called Scott's (lap. Here the enemy made a st. Md and quite a sharp little fight ensued which lasted near one hour.
It now being dusk and the ene...my being driven from their position, the command went into camp for the night, Company E of the yth, under Capt. Rank'n, being left to hoKl the Gap. The next morning, skirmishing between t!ie [jickets commenced. The column was soon in motion moving on toward . Monticello, with occasional skirmishing on the advance, the enemy gradually falling back toward the town; but a charge was made upon them which quickly hurled them through the town and over the creek to the top of a hill beyond, where they again made a stand.
What to read after History of the Seventh Ohio Volunteer Cavalry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R C Richard C Rankin to read onlineMoreLess
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