Journal History of the Twenty Ninth Ohio Veteran Volunteers 1861 1865
Journal History of the Twenty Ninth Ohio Veteran Volunteers 1861 1865
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85 division of the Fifteenth corps, and Whittaker's brigade, of the Fourth corps, now advanced to the left of Geary's division. The rebels soon discovered this movement and promptly moved a strong force down the mountain side within easy musket range, where they strongly fortified during the night.
The morning of November 24th opened out a simul- taneous discharge of our entire artillery, which was parked along the mountain's point, the infantry on our left advancing to the base of the mountain.... The First brigade, led by Colonel Creighton, and followed by the Second and Third brigades, moved rapidly up the creek to the right under cover of the woods, then debouching to the left. The First brigade took the advance and be- gan the ascent of Lookout heights, being favored by a friendly ravine extending toward the crest of the moun- tain. The brigade had advanced perhaps two-thirds of the distance before the enemy discovered its movements, and now the men renew their efforts, driving the enemy before them despite the terrible fire poured into our ad- vance, and after a desperate struggle reach the rocky crest and disappear in a thick mist (referred to by most writers, we believe, as clouds, and which gave this en- gagement the title of the "battle above the clouds").
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
85 division of the Fifteenth corps, and Whittaker's brigade, of the Fourth corps, now advanced to the left of Geary's division. The rebels soon discovered this movement and promptly moved a strong force down the mountain side within easy musket range, where they strongly fortified during the night.
The morning of November 24th opened out a simul- taneous discharge of our entire artillery, which was parked along the mountain's point, the infantry on our left advancing to the base of the mountain.... The First brigade, led by Colonel Creighton, and followed by the Second and Third brigades, moved rapidly up the creek to the right under cover of the woods, then debouching to the left. The First brigade took the advance and be- gan the ascent of Lookout heights, being favored by a friendly ravine extending toward the crest of the moun- tain. The brigade had advanced perhaps two-thirds of the distance before the enemy discovered its movements, and now the men renew their efforts, driving the enemy before them despite the terrible fire poured into our ad- vance, and after a desperate struggle reach the rocky crest and disappear in a thick mist (referred to by most writers, we believe, as clouds, and which gave this en- gagement the title of the "battle above the clouds").
What to read after Journal History of the Twenty Ninth Ohio Veteran Volunteers 1861 1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hamilton From Old Catalog Se Cheverell to read onlineMoreLess
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