Memoirs of General William T Sherman volume 1
Memoirs of General William T Sherman volume 1
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At the point where this road crosses the ridge to our left front, the ground was swept by a most severe fire of artillery, rifles, and musketry, and we saw, in succession, several regiments driven from it ; among them the Zouaves and battalion of marines. Before reaching the crest of this hill, the roadway was worn deep enough to afford shelter, and I kept the several regiments in it as long as possible ; but when the Wisconsin Second was abreast of the enemy, by order of Major "Wadsworth, of G...eneral McDowell's staff, I ordered it to leave the roadway, by the left flank, and to attack the enemy.
This regiment ascended to the brow of the hill steadily, received the severe fire of the enemy, returned it with spirit, and advanced, deliver ing its fire. This regiment is uniformed in gray cloth, almost identical with that of the great bulk of the secession army ; and, when the regiment fell into confusion and retreated toward the road, there was a universal cry that they were being fired on by our own men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the point where this road crosses the ridge to our left front, the ground was swept by a most severe fire of artillery, rifles, and musketry, and we saw, in succession, several regiments driven from it ; among them the Zouaves and battalion of marines. Before reaching the crest of this hill, the roadway was worn deep enough to afford shelter, and I kept the several regiments in it as long as possible ; but when the Wisconsin Second was abreast of the enemy, by order of Major "Wadsworth, of G...eneral McDowell's staff, I ordered it to leave the roadway, by the left flank, and to attack the enemy.
This regiment ascended to the brow of the hill steadily, received the severe fire of the enemy, returned it with spirit, and advanced, deliver ing its fire. This regiment is uniformed in gray cloth, almost identical with that of the great bulk of the secession army ; and, when the regiment fell into confusion and retreated toward the road, there was a universal cry that they were being fired on by our own men.
What to read after Memoirs of General William T Sherman volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherman William Tecumseh to read onlineMoreLess
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