History of the Third Indiana Cavalry
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A few minutes later the rebel advance charged down on us, but were met by the guard and driven back only to return with a much larger force, which com- pelled our rear guard, the First New Hampshire, to skedaddle at a lively pace. I and J. Y. Storm were separated from Lieutenant Gilbert and the other two orderlies, but by spurring up our horses we soon overtook our command on the mountain road. General Chapman left the rebels in possession of the middle road but next morning started out in the ...same order to finish the undertaking of the day before, meeting with about the same success. The Second Brigade was for a time cut off from the First, but General Custer having cleared the mountain road turned to the assistance of Chapman with his Second Brigade; the rebels were soon driven beyond Cedar creek and the division returned to its camp. General Wright with his Sixth Corps and two other divisions of infantry were withdrawn from the valley, and Sheridan with the rest of his command fell back to Winchester for the winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few minutes later the rebel advance charged down on us, but were met by the guard and driven back only to return with a much larger force, which com- pelled our rear guard, the First New Hampshire, to skedaddle at a lively pace. I and J. Y. Storm were separated from Lieutenant Gilbert and the other two orderlies, but by spurring up our horses we soon overtook our command on the mountain road. General Chapman left the rebels in possession of the middle road but next morning started out in the ...same order to finish the undertaking of the day before, meeting with about the same success. The Second Brigade was for a time cut off from the First, but General Custer having cleared the mountain road turned to the assistance of Chapman with his Second Brigade; the rebels were soon driven beyond Cedar creek and the division returned to its camp. General Wright with his Sixth Corps and two other divisions of infantry were withdrawn from the valley, and Sheridan with the rest of his command fell back to Winchester for the winter.
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