Mosby And His Men a Record of the Adventures of That Renowned Partisan Ranger
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Sowers, Sidney Ferguson, and Reub Triplett distinguished themselves by their bravery in charging up the mountain to the enemy, and discharging their pistols at them.
Mosby, finding he could not dislodge the enemy, retired at sunset and disbanded his men. The enemy that night were reenforced MOSBT AND HIS MEN. 267 by two thousand five hundred cavalry from Washington and Muddy Branch. The next day we met at Freds, on the top of one of the spurs of the Blue Ridge. One hundred of us started down th...e mountain, under Captain William H. Chapman, to engage a force of about one hundred and fifty of the enemy, at Mrs. Shacklett s, half a mile from Piedmont. Having got in the rear of Mrs. Shacklett s house, Lieutenant John Russell, who had gone ahead to see if the country was clear, suddenly came dashing down the mountain on the opposite side of Crooked Run, warn ing us of our danger, and telling us to fall back. No sooner had we seen him than the brow of the mountain was black with the en emy, the foremost about ten rods behind Russell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sowers, Sidney Ferguson, and Reub Triplett distinguished themselves by their bravery in charging up the mountain to the enemy, and discharging their pistols at them.
Mosby, finding he could not dislodge the enemy, retired at sunset and disbanded his men. The enemy that night were reenforced MOSBT AND HIS MEN. 267 by two thousand five hundred cavalry from Washington and Muddy Branch. The next day we met at Freds, on the top of one of the spurs of the Blue Ridge. One hundred of us started down th...e mountain, under Captain William H. Chapman, to engage a force of about one hundred and fifty of the enemy, at Mrs. Shacklett s, half a mile from Piedmont. Having got in the rear of Mrs. Shacklett s house, Lieutenant John Russell, who had gone ahead to see if the country was clear, suddenly came dashing down the mountain on the opposite side of Crooked Run, warn ing us of our danger, and telling us to fall back. No sooner had we seen him than the brow of the mountain was black with the en emy, the foremost about ten rods behind Russell.
What to read after Mosby And His Men a Record of the Adventures of That Renowned Partisan Ranger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Marshall Crawford to read onlineMoreLess
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