L.P.S. Pamphlets 3
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The Chickahominy at this point can scarcely be called a river ; it is a succession of winding streams, isles, and swamps, requiring a bridge some five hundred yards in length to span it. The same engineering corps has the credit of the erection, and a more solidly constructed affair I never walked over. As we approached the head of the bridge, a signboard on a huge oak-tree informed us it was constructed by the New York Engineer Brigade in five days, the infor- mation being prefaced with the no...tice, ' The Eoad to Rich- mond.' The country on the other side rose rapidly, and was covered with o ir encampments as far as the eye could reach — not very far, however, for the open stands merely in the proportion of one to two of forest and wood. A walk of two miles brought us to our present camping ground.
Fair Oaks, close to the railroad, and within a few minutes' march of the battle-fields of May 31st and June 1st ; and a more execrable camping ground I have not seen in all my campaigning experience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chickahominy at this point can scarcely be called a river ; it is a succession of winding streams, isles, and swamps, requiring a bridge some five hundred yards in length to span it. The same engineering corps has the credit of the erection, and a more solidly constructed affair I never walked over. As we approached the head of the bridge, a signboard on a huge oak-tree informed us it was constructed by the New York Engineer Brigade in five days, the infor- mation being prefaced with the no...tice, ' The Eoad to Rich- mond.' The country on the other side rose rapidly, and was covered with o ir encampments as far as the eye could reach — not very far, however, for the open stands merely in the proportion of one to two of forest and wood. A walk of two miles brought us to our present camping ground.
Fair Oaks, close to the railroad, and within a few minutes' march of the battle-fields of May 31st and June 1st ; and a more execrable camping ground I have not seen in all my campaigning experience.
What to read after L.P.S. Pamphlets 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loyal Publication Society of New York to read onlineMoreLess
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