Practical Lessons in Electricity. Elements of Electricity
Practical Lessons in Electricity. Elements of Electricity
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General Valencia, the Mexican second in com- mand, instead of falling back, as Santa Anna had ordered him, had practically, by a sudden move- ment, cut the American army in two. He had advanced nearly three miles and had intrenched 174 FOUR BATTLES hi3 force beyond the village of Contreras, upon the slope of a Bteep hill.
The broken and f ocky grotind, that wajS known as El Pedregal, prevented the co-operation of the two main divisions of the American army ; for a time they were out of touch en...tirely. By a dar- ing reconnoissance Captain Lee had determined that the Mexican works at San Antonio could only be approached in front by a narrow cause- way that was flanked on either sidfe by deep ditches. It would have been almost madness for General Worth, who Was in command of the second division, to attack or advance. Under Lee's advice he was ordered by General Scott to make a feint upon the place and to hold the enemy there in suspense in order to mask any future movements that might be made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Valencia, the Mexican second in com- mand, instead of falling back, as Santa Anna had ordered him, had practically, by a sudden move- ment, cut the American army in two. He had advanced nearly three miles and had intrenched 174 FOUR BATTLES hi3 force beyond the village of Contreras, upon the slope of a Bteep hill.
The broken and f ocky grotind, that wajS known as El Pedregal, prevented the co-operation of the two main divisions of the American army ; for a time they were out of touch en...tirely. By a dar- ing reconnoissance Captain Lee had determined that the Mexican works at San Antonio could only be approached in front by a narrow cause- way that was flanked on either sidfe by deep ditches. It would have been almost madness for General Worth, who Was in command of the second division, to attack or advance. Under Lee's advice he was ordered by General Scott to make a feint upon the place and to hold the enemy there in suspense in order to mask any future movements that might be made.
What to read after Practical Lessons in Electricity. Elements of Electricity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Bacon Crocker to read onlineMoreLess
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