Record of the 114th Regiment Nysv Where It Went What It Saw And What It
Record of the 114th Regiment Nysv Where It Went What It Saw And What It
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Of log works encircled the army on the land side, reaching from river bank upon one side to river bank upon the other, a dis tance of two miles. In front of this line, a wide slashing had been made through the forest, as though an immense mowing machine had cut a swarth through the dense timber. At the extremities of this opening, gunboats were stationed, which were thereby enabled to rake through its whole length.
Luckily the enemy had not recovered from his severe drubbing at Pleasant Hill, i...n time to follow the army before it had established itself in this impregnable 328 RECORD OF THE ONE HUNDRED position. . Then he showed nq inclination to renew the fight, but paid more particular attention to the fleet of gunboats, which had not yet returned from up the river.
On the next day after the arrival of the army, heavy cannonading was heard in the direction of Compti, a place some ten miles above Grand Ecore. Serious ap prehensions were felt for the safety of the fleet, but in the afternoon they arrived unharmed, with the exception of one gunboat, which had got so hard aground that her crew were obliged to abandon her, and blow her up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of log works encircled the army on the land side, reaching from river bank upon one side to river bank upon the other, a dis tance of two miles. In front of this line, a wide slashing had been made through the forest, as though an immense mowing machine had cut a swarth through the dense timber. At the extremities of this opening, gunboats were stationed, which were thereby enabled to rake through its whole length.
Luckily the enemy had not recovered from his severe drubbing at Pleasant Hill, i...n time to follow the army before it had established itself in this impregnable 328 RECORD OF THE ONE HUNDRED position. . Then he showed nq inclination to renew the fight, but paid more particular attention to the fleet of gunboats, which had not yet returned from up the river.
On the next day after the arrival of the army, heavy cannonading was heard in the direction of Compti, a place some ten miles above Grand Ecore. Serious ap prehensions were felt for the safety of the fleet, but in the afternoon they arrived unharmed, with the exception of one gunboat, which had got so hard aground that her crew were obliged to abandon her, and blow her up.
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