John Ashton a Story of the War Between the States
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General C. M. Wilcox's brigade reached the foot of the ridge, having broken two lines of infantry and captured six pieces of artillery on the way, and there had a severe struggle with the Federals for JOHN ASHTON. 173 about half an hour, and would have carried the heights if there had been a supporting line at hand, but for lack of support was compelled to withdraw. General A. R. Wright's brigade, composed of the 3d, 22d, and 48th Georgia regi ments and the 2d Georgia battalion, not only gained... the crest of the ridge but drove the Federals into a rocky gorge on the eastern side of the same and captured aboiit twenty pieces of artillery ; but as there was no protecting force on the left and a brigade on the right having been driven back, Wright's brigade was forced to retire and had to abandon the captured artillery, especially as the Federals had advanced on both flanks of the brigade and' were about to surround it. In the meantime, General Edward Johnson with Jones', Nicholls', and Stuart's brigades, of his division, assaulted the Federal position on the steep and rugged hill next to Cemetery Hill, and under a heavy fire drove the Federals into their intrenchments, a part of which was taken by Stuart's brigade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General C. M. Wilcox's brigade reached the foot of the ridge, having broken two lines of infantry and captured six pieces of artillery on the way, and there had a severe struggle with the Federals for JOHN ASHTON. 173 about half an hour, and would have carried the heights if there had been a supporting line at hand, but for lack of support was compelled to withdraw. General A. R. Wright's brigade, composed of the 3d, 22d, and 48th Georgia regi ments and the 2d Georgia battalion, not only gained... the crest of the ridge but drove the Federals into a rocky gorge on the eastern side of the same and captured aboiit twenty pieces of artillery ; but as there was no protecting force on the left and a brigade on the right having been driven back, Wright's brigade was forced to retire and had to abandon the captured artillery, especially as the Federals had advanced on both flanks of the brigade and' were about to surround it. In the meantime, General Edward Johnson with Jones', Nicholls', and Stuart's brigades, of his division, assaulted the Federal position on the steep and rugged hill next to Cemetery Hill, and under a heavy fire drove the Federals into their intrenchments, a part of which was taken by Stuart's brigade.
What to read after John Ashton a Story of the War Between the States?
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