Men of the Time : Being Biographies of Generals Hooker, Rosencrans, Grant, Mcclernand, Mitchell
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A glance of the eye at Beatty and Davis told what was in his heart and his mind. He passed through, his ranks, placed his hat upon his sword, shouted to them to charge, and led his line to the top of the hill.
The charge was the most desperate and the most brilliant of the day. The rebels could not stand it, but broke and fled.
The Seventy-eighth Pennsylvania captured the entire Twenty- sixth Tennessee infantry, Colonel Lilliard, securing their colors. The Nineteenth Illinois and Seventy-fourth... Ohio dispute the honor of having taken what was reported as Douglass' Kentucky artillery.
Negley did not halt with this temporary success. His bat- teries were immediately ordered to cross. The captured rebel battery was put to work, and poured shell into the ranks of the retiring enemy. As soon as his batteries came up, Negley moved his whole line rapidly forward. He then sent word to General Eosecrans that he was driving the rebel right, and asked for instructions. General Eosecrans sent word in answer — " Drive 'em.*' It was the moment to press on for victory, and Eosecrans ordered the entire line to advance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A glance of the eye at Beatty and Davis told what was in his heart and his mind. He passed through, his ranks, placed his hat upon his sword, shouted to them to charge, and led his line to the top of the hill.
The charge was the most desperate and the most brilliant of the day. The rebels could not stand it, but broke and fled.
The Seventy-eighth Pennsylvania captured the entire Twenty- sixth Tennessee infantry, Colonel Lilliard, securing their colors. The Nineteenth Illinois and Seventy-fourth... Ohio dispute the honor of having taken what was reported as Douglass' Kentucky artillery.
Negley did not halt with this temporary success. His bat- teries were immediately ordered to cross. The captured rebel battery was put to work, and poured shell into the ranks of the retiring enemy. As soon as his batteries came up, Negley moved his whole line rapidly forward. He then sent word to General Eosecrans that he was driving the rebel right, and asked for instructions. General Eosecrans sent word in answer — " Drive 'em.*' It was the moment to press on for victory, and Eosecrans ordered the entire line to advance.
What to read after Men of the Time : Being Biographies of Generals Hooker, Rosencrans, Grant, Mcclernand, Mitchell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orville J Orville James Victor to read onlineMoreLess
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