Recollections of a Rebel Reefer
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Our ramshackle locomotive had balked; no amount of persuasion on the part of the engi- neer could induce it to haul us over a slight up-grade, and we remained where we were for the rest of the night. It was the afternoon of the next day when we arrived at Burkesville Junction, where Colonel Harrison received the news of the battle between Generals Pickett and Sheridan and telegraphed the information at once to Presi- dent Davis.
We did not reach Charlotte until Tuesday; a journey which to-day r...equires only six or seven hours, had taken us four days to accomplish! There was a delay of two or three hours at Charlotte and, while waiting. Colonel Harri- son used the time to go into the city in search of shelter for Mrs. Davis and her helpless family. The inhabitants, however, did not rush forward to offer this lady in distress hospitality as they might have done a year or two before misfortune had overtaken her. They seemed to take it for granted that the end of the Confederacy was at hand, although the news of the fall of Richmond did not reach them until two days after our arrival.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our ramshackle locomotive had balked; no amount of persuasion on the part of the engi- neer could induce it to haul us over a slight up-grade, and we remained where we were for the rest of the night. It was the afternoon of the next day when we arrived at Burkesville Junction, where Colonel Harrison received the news of the battle between Generals Pickett and Sheridan and telegraphed the information at once to Presi- dent Davis.
We did not reach Charlotte until Tuesday; a journey which to-day r...equires only six or seven hours, had taken us four days to accomplish! There was a delay of two or three hours at Charlotte and, while waiting. Colonel Harri- son used the time to go into the city in search of shelter for Mrs. Davis and her helpless family. The inhabitants, however, did not rush forward to offer this lady in distress hospitality as they might have done a year or two before misfortune had overtaken her. They seemed to take it for granted that the end of the Confederacy was at hand, although the news of the fall of Richmond did not reach them until two days after our arrival.
What to read after Recollections of a Rebel Reefer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Morris Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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