Life of Abraham Lincoln Presenting His Early History Political Career And Sp
Life of Abraham Lincoln Presenting His Early History Political Career And Sp
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On the 14th the troops commenced cross- ing the James, and arrived promptly on the south bank, while the enemy, apparently preparing for an attack on Richmond from the north side, by way of Malvern Hill, immediately moved in that direction, without dispatching any troops south- ward from the city toward Petersburg, now actually threatened in heavy force.
While these operations were going on near the Rebel capital, Hunter was advancing up the Shenandoah Valley, sweeping 33 514 LIFE OP ABRAHAM LI...NCOLN.
before him the little force now left in his front. At Staunton, prior to the 13th, after a decisive victory at Piedmont, he had taken possession, and destroyed, several valuable factories and founderics engaged in furnishing supplies to the llebel armies. The amount of property destroyed was estimated at three mil- lions of dollars. An expedition had been sent out to Waynes- boro, on the railroad leading to Gordonsville, which destroyed bridges and tore up the track for miles. Over one thousand prisoners, from Imboden's and other Rebel commands, wero sent backward by Buffalo Gap and Huttonsville, to be trans- ferred to Washington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 14th the troops commenced cross- ing the James, and arrived promptly on the south bank, while the enemy, apparently preparing for an attack on Richmond from the north side, by way of Malvern Hill, immediately moved in that direction, without dispatching any troops south- ward from the city toward Petersburg, now actually threatened in heavy force.
While these operations were going on near the Rebel capital, Hunter was advancing up the Shenandoah Valley, sweeping 33 514 LIFE OP ABRAHAM LI...NCOLN.
before him the little force now left in his front. At Staunton, prior to the 13th, after a decisive victory at Piedmont, he had taken possession, and destroyed, several valuable factories and founderics engaged in furnishing supplies to the llebel armies. The amount of property destroyed was estimated at three mil- lions of dollars. An expedition had been sent out to Waynes- boro, on the railroad leading to Gordonsville, which destroyed bridges and tore up the track for miles. Over one thousand prisoners, from Imboden's and other Rebel commands, wero sent backward by Buffalo Gap and Huttonsville, to be trans- ferred to Washington.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph H Joseph Hartwell Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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