Nineteen Months a Prisoner of War in the Hands of the Rebels: Experience At Belle Isle, Richmond, Danville, And Andersonville:
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The man in charge scooped out Avith his hands Avhat he thought proper ration for each prisoner. For a a while the ])risoners Avarmed theii" cold Imicii by gas. but an 25 order came from head-quarters forbidding the use of gas in that way.
There were several changes in prisons with all the events and incidents connected witli the various moves while the prisoners were confined in Richmond.
But as Ave arc in somewhat of a hurry to reach the main point of interest, Andersonville, only one other fa...ct Avill be re- lated, of Capt. Turner, Provost Marshall of Richmond. He came to the prisoners and said he had orders to receive all the money and proceeded to take the same, putting the names of the men and the amounts in a seeming official book, promis- ing to return the same at a proper time. In this way he got a very large amount of money, but pay day has never come. In fact it might be remarked that the jingle of money in an empty pocket returns no ''sound." The experience of the prisoners at Richmond was not much varied excepting they were placed first in one prisons and then another until their final departure for Andersonville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man in charge scooped out Avith his hands Avhat he thought proper ration for each prisoner. For a a while the ])risoners Avarmed theii" cold Imicii by gas. but an 25 order came from head-quarters forbidding the use of gas in that way.
There were several changes in prisons with all the events and incidents connected witli the various moves while the prisoners were confined in Richmond.
But as Ave arc in somewhat of a hurry to reach the main point of interest, Andersonville, only one other fa...ct Avill be re- lated, of Capt. Turner, Provost Marshall of Richmond. He came to the prisoners and said he had orders to receive all the money and proceeded to take the same, putting the names of the men and the amounts in a seeming official book, promis- ing to return the same at a proper time. In this way he got a very large amount of money, but pay day has never come. In fact it might be remarked that the jingle of money in an empty pocket returns no ''sound." The experience of the prisoners at Richmond was not much varied excepting they were placed first in one prisons and then another until their final departure for Andersonville.
What to read after Nineteen Months a Prisoner of War in the Hands of the Rebels: Experience At Belle Isle, Richmond, Danville, And Andersonville:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pitt, William C. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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