Muskets And Medicine Or Army Life in the Sixties
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And will the reader believe me when I say that I now felt really at home again, and for the first time since leaving my regiment, five months before, was happy and content. Doubtless, part of this feeling was due to my much improved health.
While many of our men had been captured, a consid- erable nucleus was left, and in the ranks and among the officers I came across not a few of my old friends and acquaintances. I found my individual department not a 184 Muskets and Medicine.
little "down-at-...the-heel, " if I may so speak, and I soon got busy setting things to rights and getting in the har- ness again.
Not long after my return a number of the regimental officers came to us who had been captured at Mansfield, but were so fortunate as to secure paroles. Among these was our Lieutenant Colonel John B. Reid, who was shot through the lungs and was first reported killed, but, fortunately, made a good recovery, served till the war ended and returned to Greenville, 111. , where he recently died of old age, He was one of the bravest and best officers in our regiment, and had the esteem and respect of all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And will the reader believe me when I say that I now felt really at home again, and for the first time since leaving my regiment, five months before, was happy and content. Doubtless, part of this feeling was due to my much improved health.
While many of our men had been captured, a consid- erable nucleus was left, and in the ranks and among the officers I came across not a few of my old friends and acquaintances. I found my individual department not a 184 Muskets and Medicine.
little "down-at-...the-heel, " if I may so speak, and I soon got busy setting things to rights and getting in the har- ness again.
Not long after my return a number of the regimental officers came to us who had been captured at Mansfield, but were so fortunate as to secure paroles. Among these was our Lieutenant Colonel John B. Reid, who was shot through the lungs and was first reported killed, but, fortunately, made a good recovery, served till the war ended and returned to Greenville, 111. , where he recently died of old age, He was one of the bravest and best officers in our regiment, and had the esteem and respect of all.
What to read after Muskets And Medicine Or Army Life in the Sixties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Beneulyn Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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