Pickett And His Men
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In addition to gaining provisions, this raid was intended to induce Hooker either to uncover Wash- ington or to attack the Confederates and give Lee an op- portunity of fighting a defensive battle, in which he was confident of success.
On Sunday, the 2ist of June, Jenkins attended church with Ewell at Hagerstown. On Monday he returned to Chambersburg, accompanied by Ewell's infantry and Rodes's and Early's divisions, under Ewell's command, and followed by Johnson.
General Imboden of the cavalry... had broken up the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and destroyed the canal to prevent troops from West Virginia from attacking Lee upon the flank. Then he struck out for Fulton County, having a skirmish on the way with a part of the First New York Cavalry, and took possession of McConnellsburg.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad had also been de- stroyed, and so completely was communication interrupted that the people of the North had yet no conception of the magnitude of the raid, and their papers were still holding out the view that the situation was by no means alarming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to gaining provisions, this raid was intended to induce Hooker either to uncover Wash- ington or to attack the Confederates and give Lee an op- portunity of fighting a defensive battle, in which he was confident of success.
On Sunday, the 2ist of June, Jenkins attended church with Ewell at Hagerstown. On Monday he returned to Chambersburg, accompanied by Ewell's infantry and Rodes's and Early's divisions, under Ewell's command, and followed by Johnson.
General Imboden of the cavalry... had broken up the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and destroyed the canal to prevent troops from West Virginia from attacking Lee upon the flank. Then he struck out for Fulton County, having a skirmish on the way with a part of the First New York Cavalry, and took possession of McConnellsburg.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad had also been de- stroyed, and so completely was communication interrupted that the people of the North had yet no conception of the magnitude of the raid, and their papers were still holding out the view that the situation was by no means alarming.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickett, La Salle Corbell, 1848-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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