Personal Experiences in the Civil War
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I/ieutenant Wood assured me that all means should be used to find out the whereabouts of Fred. If I should receive a reply I shall not fail to inform you of its import at the earliest possible moment.
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as I had a good constitution and was in the best of liealtli wlien wounded I did not feci like giving up. As I remember it I was tbe only one wbo received visitors, at least near my part of tbe room. Some days later an ofl&cer was presented to me as Medica...l Director of General Lee's Staff. He said he was sent by Colonel Chilton of Lee's Staff (his Chief of Staff, I think,) to look after me. He said that Colonel Chilton wished it to be understood that it was not done on account of any good feeling towards me or for Colonel Wright, but solely on account of the kindness shown by Senator Wright, Colonel Wright's father,, to Miss Kmily Mason, who was a near rela- tive of his. She was the aunt of Colonel Wright's wife, and at the beginning of the war was visiting the family in Newark, New Jersey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I/ieutenant Wood assured me that all means should be used to find out the whereabouts of Fred. If I should receive a reply I shall not fail to inform you of its import at the earliest possible moment.
^0 PERSONAL EXPERIENCES IN THE CIVIL WAR.
as I had a good constitution and was in the best of liealtli wlien wounded I did not feci like giving up. As I remember it I was tbe only one wbo received visitors, at least near my part of tbe room. Some days later an ofl&cer was presented to me as Medica...l Director of General Lee's Staff. He said he was sent by Colonel Chilton of Lee's Staff (his Chief of Staff, I think,) to look after me. He said that Colonel Chilton wished it to be understood that it was not done on account of any good feeling towards me or for Colonel Wright, but solely on account of the kindness shown by Senator Wright, Colonel Wright's father,, to Miss Kmily Mason, who was a near rela- tive of his. She was the aunt of Colonel Wright's wife, and at the beginning of the war was visiting the family in Newark, New Jersey.
What to read after Personal Experiences in the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Tomlinson Peet to read onlineMoreLess
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