Letters of a Confederate Officer to His Family in Europe During the Last Year of
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On Thursday we suddenly received orders to march over to the north side of the James River. We got here just in the nick of 457 68 LETTERS OF A CONFEDERATE OFFICER time to prevent the enemy, who had stolen a march upon us, from capturing the outer line of fortifications. We drove them back with huge slaughter, especially amongst the citizens of African de scent, who are still lying as thick as blackberries on the battle field. The prisoners all tell the same tale, viz: that they are placed in t...he front ranks, and are told that if they run back, the white troops will shoot them down. The Yankee advance was a surprise, and they consequently captured a small portion of the line which was held by local troops, who behaved in a far from gallant style; if they had been at all steady the enemy ought never to have got into those works. It is intended to retake that portion of the lines, and for that purpose we made a reconnaissance in force. In doing this, I had the misfortune to get my horse (dear little Torpedo) wounded, he fell so suddenly that I thought he was killed; I am happy to say that I was mistaken, I now entertain some hope of his recovery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Thursday we suddenly received orders to march over to the north side of the James River. We got here just in the nick of 457 68 LETTERS OF A CONFEDERATE OFFICER time to prevent the enemy, who had stolen a march upon us, from capturing the outer line of fortifications. We drove them back with huge slaughter, especially amongst the citizens of African de scent, who are still lying as thick as blackberries on the battle field. The prisoners all tell the same tale, viz: that they are placed in t...he front ranks, and are told that if they run back, the white troops will shoot them down. The Yankee advance was a surprise, and they consequently captured a small portion of the line which was held by local troops, who behaved in a far from gallant style; if they had been at all steady the enemy ought never to have got into those works. It is intended to retake that portion of the lines, and for that purpose we made a reconnaissance in force. In doing this, I had the misfortune to get my horse (dear little Torpedo) wounded, he fell so suddenly that I thought he was killed; I am happy to say that I was mistaken, I now entertain some hope of his recovery.
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