History of the Thirty Seventh Regiment of Indiana Infantry Volunteers Its Organ
History of the Thirty Seventh Regiment of Indiana Infantry Volunteers Its Organ
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CONNETT, Co. E, Bedford, Iowa.
INDIANA VOLrNTKKlf INFANTRY.
105 In a few seconds after lighting it, a flash was seen on the top of Kennesaw two miles away, and here came the flaming shell which burst in the woods near us. The torch kept blazing, and two more Hashes from the same mountain top were seen, and two more fiery, screaming- shells came and exploded right in our midst, but hurting no one. The curses and threats of our men became more dangerous to the man with the torch than the shells, ...and he extinguished it. That torch, had to be lighted three or four times before we got out of that woods, and it never failed to draw the enemy s tire. We marched over to the right and front on the 3d of July and built strong breast-works, our skirmishers being en gaged all the time.
While we were thus engaged large bodies of troops were continually moving to the right. It was discovered on the morning of the 3d of July that Johnson had fallen back, and we were ordered in pursuit. We moved to the left as far as the Marietta road, leaving Big Kennesaw on our left, and marched through Marietta, a beautiful town, a few of whose inhabitants watched us from their verandas and front gates, but uttered no word, made no signs or ges tures, and as far as I know, no Federal soldier said any thing unkind to any citizen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CONNETT, Co. E, Bedford, Iowa.
INDIANA VOLrNTKKlf INFANTRY.
105 In a few seconds after lighting it, a flash was seen on the top of Kennesaw two miles away, and here came the flaming shell which burst in the woods near us. The torch kept blazing, and two more Hashes from the same mountain top were seen, and two more fiery, screaming- shells came and exploded right in our midst, but hurting no one. The curses and threats of our men became more dangerous to the man with the torch than the shells, ...and he extinguished it. That torch, had to be lighted three or four times before we got out of that woods, and it never failed to draw the enemy s tire. We marched over to the right and front on the 3d of July and built strong breast-works, our skirmishers being en gaged all the time.
While we were thus engaged large bodies of troops were continually moving to the right. It was discovered on the morning of the 3d of July that Johnson had fallen back, and we were ordered in pursuit. We moved to the left as far as the Marietta road, leaving Big Kennesaw on our left, and marched through Marietta, a beautiful town, a few of whose inhabitants watched us from their verandas and front gates, but uttered no word, made no signs or ges tures, and as far as I know, no Federal soldier said any thing unkind to any citizen.
What to read after History of the Thirty Seventh Regiment of Indiana Infantry Volunteers Its Organ?
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