Marching to Victory the Second Period of the War of the Rebellion Including Th
Marching to Victory the Second Period of the War of the Rebellion Including Th
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The cannoneers jumped from their limbers, wheeled their cannon, and sent a shell whirring across the stream.
A moment later Lieutenant Rodes, commanding two guns of Calef's battery in the road on the crest of the ridge north of McPherson's house, gave an order to fire, and a shell went tiying westward towards Ilerr's Tavern. The great battle had begun. No one had selected the ground. Buford had been directed to hold Gettysburg, and was obeying. Iletli had been ordered to advance to Gettysburg, ...and was also obeying orders. General Lee, when in Fredericksburg, before setting out to invade Penn- sylvania, had determined to fight a defensive battle, but the conflict had ^ begun of itself upon ground which no one had selected ; so in war events shape themselves, overturning well-laid plans.
Calef placed the centre section, two guns, under Sergeant Newman, in the field south of the turnpike, and sent Lieutenant Pugel, with the other two cannon, through McPherson's woods, farther south, and the cannon- ade opened vigorously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cannoneers jumped from their limbers, wheeled their cannon, and sent a shell whirring across the stream.
A moment later Lieutenant Rodes, commanding two guns of Calef's battery in the road on the crest of the ridge north of McPherson's house, gave an order to fire, and a shell went tiying westward towards Ilerr's Tavern. The great battle had begun. No one had selected the ground. Buford had been directed to hold Gettysburg, and was obeying. Iletli had been ordered to advance to Gettysburg, ...and was also obeying orders. General Lee, when in Fredericksburg, before setting out to invade Penn- sylvania, had determined to fight a defensive battle, but the conflict had ^ begun of itself upon ground which no one had selected ; so in war events shape themselves, overturning well-laid plans.
Calef placed the centre section, two guns, under Sergeant Newman, in the field south of the turnpike, and sent Lieutenant Pugel, with the other two cannon, through McPherson's woods, farther south, and the cannon- ade opened vigorously.
What to read after Marching to Victory the Second Period of the War of the Rebellion Including Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coffin, Charles Carleton, 1823-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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