"co. Aytch"
"co. Aytch"
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The soldiers werestarved and almost naked, and covered all over with lice and camp itchand filth and dirt. The men looked sick, hollow-eyed, and heart-broken, living principally upon parched corn, which had been picked out of themud and dirt under the feet of officers' horses. We thought of nothingbut starvation.
The battle of Missionary Ridge was opened from Moccasin Point, whilewe were on Lookout Mountain, but I knew nothing of the movements ormaneuvers of either army, and only tell what part... I took in the battle.
BATTLE OF MISSIONARY RIDGE One morning Theodore Sloan, Hog Johnson and I were standing picket at thelittle stream that runs along at the foot of Lookout Mountain. In fact, I would be pleased to name our captain, Fulcher, and Lieutenant Lansdown, of the guard on this occasion, because we acted as picket for the wholethree days' engagement without being relieved, and haven't been relievedyet. But that battle has gone into history. We heard a Yankee call, "O, Johnny, Johnny Reb!" I started out to meet him as formerly, when hehallooed out, "Go back, Johnny, go back; we are ordered to fire on you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soldiers werestarved and almost naked, and covered all over with lice and camp itchand filth and dirt. The men looked sick, hollow-eyed, and heart-broken, living principally upon parched corn, which had been picked out of themud and dirt under the feet of officers' horses. We thought of nothingbut starvation.
The battle of Missionary Ridge was opened from Moccasin Point, whilewe were on Lookout Mountain, but I knew nothing of the movements ormaneuvers of either army, and only tell what part... I took in the battle.
BATTLE OF MISSIONARY RIDGE One morning Theodore Sloan, Hog Johnson and I were standing picket at thelittle stream that runs along at the foot of Lookout Mountain. In fact, I would be pleased to name our captain, Fulcher, and Lieutenant Lansdown, of the guard on this occasion, because we acted as picket for the wholethree days' engagement without being relieved, and haven't been relievedyet. But that battle has gone into history. We heard a Yankee call, "O, Johnny, Johnny Reb!" I started out to meet him as formerly, when hehallooed out, "Go back, Johnny, go back; we are ordered to fire on you.
What to read after "co. Aytch"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam R Watkins to read onlineMoreLess
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