Our Battery Or the Journal of Company B 1st Ova
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We pitched our tents on a hill overlooking the surrounding country, and near the creek. The place was very rocky, and covered with young cedars. The trees, rocks and stumps, were so thick that it was almost impossible for a wagon to get through. But the men went to work, and soon had the ground sufficiently cleared to pitch the tents. This camp was on the McMinnville road, and eight miles from Murfreesboro. We had pased the place several times previously.
The day succeeding our arrival all hand...s went to work clearing up the ground, felling trees, and building breast-works and fortifications. This oc- cupied several days. The weather was cold, with frequent rains, which rendered our condition rather unpleasant.
Nothing out of the usual way occurred until Jan- nary 24:th, when the entire brigade made a recon- noissance towards Woodbury. On reaching Ready- ville were joined by General Hazen's brigade, and 112 then proceeded as far as Woodbury, where a skirm- ish ensued with a small Rebel force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We pitched our tents on a hill overlooking the surrounding country, and near the creek. The place was very rocky, and covered with young cedars. The trees, rocks and stumps, were so thick that it was almost impossible for a wagon to get through. But the men went to work, and soon had the ground sufficiently cleared to pitch the tents. This camp was on the McMinnville road, and eight miles from Murfreesboro. We had pased the place several times previously.
The day succeeding our arrival all hand...s went to work clearing up the ground, felling trees, and building breast-works and fortifications. This oc- cupied several days. The weather was cold, with frequent rains, which rendered our condition rather unpleasant.
Nothing out of the usual way occurred until Jan- nary 24:th, when the entire brigade made a recon- noissance towards Woodbury. On reaching Ready- ville were joined by General Hazen's brigade, and 112 then proceeded as far as Woodbury, where a skirm- ish ensued with a small Rebel force.
What to read after Our Battery Or the Journal of Company B 1st Ova?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orlando Phelps Cutter to read onlineMoreLess
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