Lincoln And Episodes of the Civil War
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This is June 17th.
June i8th.
Pleasanton seems determined to push Stuart.
The whole corps advances in Une of battle to- wards the west; Pleasanton and staff on the road, the divisions to right and left. We are now in the beautiful valley between the two ranges of the Bull Run Mountains. I am ordered to take Middleburg and charge through, driving the enemy out. This is accomplished.
At evening I am told the position is imtenable and ordered back. On our way through town, the Rebel dead are seen ...lying on the porch of a hotel, ranged in line. They are all finely formed fellows. We retire to about half a mile to the east of the town. Rain and night come, but the enemy remains quiet.
June ipth.
Being still in advance, am ordered to retake the town. This time the advance is more difficult.
They drive us back on the main street; and we charge them in flank. They retreat to the woods, one mile beyond. At ten, the whole of Gregg's division come up and go into action. The line of battle is a semicircle of about a mile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is June 17th.
June i8th.
Pleasanton seems determined to push Stuart.
The whole corps advances in Une of battle to- wards the west; Pleasanton and staff on the road, the divisions to right and left. We are now in the beautiful valley between the two ranges of the Bull Run Mountains. I am ordered to take Middleburg and charge through, driving the enemy out. This is accomplished.
At evening I am told the position is imtenable and ordered back. On our way through town, the Rebel dead are seen ...lying on the porch of a hotel, ranged in line. They are all finely formed fellows. We retire to about half a mile to the east of the town. Rain and night come, but the enemy remains quiet.
June ipth.
Being still in advance, am ordered to retake the town. This time the advance is more difficult.
They drive us back on the main street; and we charge them in flank. They retreat to the woods, one mile beyond. At ten, the whole of Gregg's division come up and go into action. The line of battle is a semicircle of about a mile.
What to read after Lincoln And Episodes of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Emile Doster to read onlineMoreLess
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