Indiana At Vicksburg
Indiana At Vicksburg
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The Rebels gradually fell hack to a new line, from which, unseen and sheltered, they hurled hand grenades with deadly etfect. The soldiers called the crater "the death hole, " but they held it until three days later another mine expelled the Rebels and left a vast chasm where one of the strongest works had stood.
Port after fort was undermined. Closer and more deadly with each day drew the investing line. One grand assault and the city would fall. General Grant fixed the day — the 6th of July.
...^leantime the citizens of Vicksburg were in sad straits. Many of the wealthy, as well as the poor, were on the verge of starvation. Flour was a thousand dollars a barrel, ^leal was a hundred and forty dollars a bushel. Beef was two or three dollars a pound. Mule meat was a dollar a pound. Caves dug in the hillsides, and which were damp and low, afforded the only security against shell, and they scarcely. The Rebel soldiers, on insufficient rations com- posed chiefly of bean meal, corn coffee and mule meat, lay in the trenches without relief day or night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Rebels gradually fell hack to a new line, from which, unseen and sheltered, they hurled hand grenades with deadly etfect. The soldiers called the crater "the death hole, " but they held it until three days later another mine expelled the Rebels and left a vast chasm where one of the strongest works had stood.
Port after fort was undermined. Closer and more deadly with each day drew the investing line. One grand assault and the city would fall. General Grant fixed the day — the 6th of July.
...^leantime the citizens of Vicksburg were in sad straits. Many of the wealthy, as well as the poor, were on the verge of starvation. Flour was a thousand dollars a barrel, ^leal was a hundred and forty dollars a bushel. Beef was two or three dollars a pound. Mule meat was a dollar a pound. Caves dug in the hillsides, and which were damp and low, afforded the only security against shell, and they scarcely. The Rebel soldiers, on insufficient rations com- posed chiefly of bean meal, corn coffee and mule meat, lay in the trenches without relief day or night.
What to read after Indiana At Vicksburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana Vicksburg National Military Park Commissi to read onlineMoreLess
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