Lieutenant General Jubal Anderson Early, C.S.a. Autobiographical Sketch And Narrative of the War Between the States
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Walker's, were sent to Staunton over the railroad, Fitz. Lee 's brigade of cavalry being ordered to move to the Valley also. General Lee then ordered me to proceed to the Valley and take command of all the troops there.
I started at once, leaving Orange Court-House by rail and, reaching Staunton, by reason of some delay on the railroad, after the middle of the night. I found Thomas' brigade in Staunton, it having arrived the evening before, ahead of me, and Walker's had moved out to Buffalo Gap..., ten miles beyond Staunton on the road to McDowell, at or near which place the enemy under Averill was reported to be.
Very early next morning General Imboden came into town, and I rode with him to his camp across the moun- tain from Buffalo Gap near the Calf Pasture River. He reported that the enemy's force was about five thousand strong and still confronted him behind Bull Pasture River, on the other side of the intervening mountains, where it was watched by a detachment of his cavalry, and 326 AVERILL'S RAID AND THE WINTER CAMPAIGN such was the report we found at his camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Walker's, were sent to Staunton over the railroad, Fitz. Lee 's brigade of cavalry being ordered to move to the Valley also. General Lee then ordered me to proceed to the Valley and take command of all the troops there.
I started at once, leaving Orange Court-House by rail and, reaching Staunton, by reason of some delay on the railroad, after the middle of the night. I found Thomas' brigade in Staunton, it having arrived the evening before, ahead of me, and Walker's had moved out to Buffalo Gap..., ten miles beyond Staunton on the road to McDowell, at or near which place the enemy under Averill was reported to be.
Very early next morning General Imboden came into town, and I rode with him to his camp across the moun- tain from Buffalo Gap near the Calf Pasture River. He reported that the enemy's force was about five thousand strong and still confronted him behind Bull Pasture River, on the other side of the intervening mountains, where it was watched by a detachment of his cavalry, and 326 AVERILL'S RAID AND THE WINTER CAMPAIGN such was the report we found at his camp.
What to read after Lieutenant General Jubal Anderson Early, C.S.a. Autobiographical Sketch And Narrative of the War Between the States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jubal Anderson Early to read onlineMoreLess
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