Old Nineteenth Tennessee Regiment C S a
Old Nineteenth Tennessee Regiment C S a
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M. Humphreys of Co. B; J. J. Payne and Felix Lauderback of Co. K, also died.
While on picket duty Lieut. R. G. Rhea, of Co. F, was killed; J. J. Ford, of Co. G, wounded, and Lieut. A. W. Smith was captm-ed.
About June the fifteenth (l^th) the Federals began to make the front all along the line more lively. They began to press our front, and we strengthened our pickets. Yidettes became more bold, skirmishing more frequent and heavier. The old iron-mouth cannon that had been silent so long turned... loose again to alarm the natives. The evening of the fifteenth our regiment was ordered to the front. We moved out as far as the Lytle residence on the pike, in whose yard we found the ene- my's videttes. Our regiment deployed and moved forward, drove the enemy back, and our main skirmish line occupied the yard. For awhile it looked like hide and seek. The enemy then drove us back some two hundred j^ards and occupied the yard again. It was in one of these skirmish charges that Lieut. Robert Rhea was killed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Humphreys of Co. B; J. J. Payne and Felix Lauderback of Co. K, also died.
While on picket duty Lieut. R. G. Rhea, of Co. F, was killed; J. J. Ford, of Co. G, wounded, and Lieut. A. W. Smith was captm-ed.
About June the fifteenth (l^th) the Federals began to make the front all along the line more lively. They began to press our front, and we strengthened our pickets. Yidettes became more bold, skirmishing more frequent and heavier. The old iron-mouth cannon that had been silent so long turned... loose again to alarm the natives. The evening of the fifteenth our regiment was ordered to the front. We moved out as far as the Lytle residence on the pike, in whose yard we found the ene- my's videttes. Our regiment deployed and moved forward, drove the enemy back, and our main skirmish line occupied the yard. For awhile it looked like hide and seek. The enemy then drove us back some two hundred j^ards and occupied the yard again. It was in one of these skirmish charges that Lieut. Robert Rhea was killed.
What to read after Old Nineteenth Tennessee Regiment C S a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William Johnson Worsham to read onlineMoreLess
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