Life of Gen. Winfield S. Hancock ..
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75 lost in unnecessary movements. Every man there, both Union and rebel, were veterans, and knew just what was wanted. - They stood there face to face, loading and firing, and so close that every shot told. In a short time the brigades of Cross and Brook began forcing the enemy back, and after firing for about ten minutes Colonel Kelly gave the order to charge. The men, rushing for- w^ard with a cheer, w^ere among the enemy in a few moments.
Here took place a rather extraordinary scene.
In an i...nstant our men and their opponents were mingled together. In charging we had literally run right in among them. Firing instantly ceased, and we found there were as many of the enemy as there were of ourselves. Officers and men looked for a time utterly bewildered ; all the fighting had stopped, yet the Graybacks still retained their arms and showed no disposition to surrender. At this moment a Union ofiicer called out in a loud voice : " The Confederate troo]:)s will lay down their arms and go to the rear !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
75 lost in unnecessary movements. Every man there, both Union and rebel, were veterans, and knew just what was wanted. - They stood there face to face, loading and firing, and so close that every shot told. In a short time the brigades of Cross and Brook began forcing the enemy back, and after firing for about ten minutes Colonel Kelly gave the order to charge. The men, rushing for- w^ard with a cheer, w^ere among the enemy in a few moments.
Here took place a rather extraordinary scene.
In an i...nstant our men and their opponents were mingled together. In charging we had literally run right in among them. Firing instantly ceased, and we found there were as many of the enemy as there were of ourselves. Officers and men looked for a time utterly bewildered ; all the fighting had stopped, yet the Graybacks still retained their arms and showed no disposition to surrender. At this moment a Union ofiicer called out in a loud voice : " The Confederate troo]:)s will lay down their arms and go to the rear !
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