Reminiscences of California And the Civil War
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It was a sad sight to see so many killed and wounded. I saw one rebel Indian, shot through the forehead. The dead were wrapped up in their blankets and buried together in a shallow trench. I saw one pile of our dead of twenty-nine, packed up against a tree like cord wood, ready for burial. Each company and regiment took care of their wounded^ and buried their dead after a battle, if they had time. The ground was so wet that it was difficult to bury the dead out of sight. We buried Alexander Gre...enlough of our com- THE PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN. 139 pany, near where he fell. The rebel and our dead lay side by side on the battle-ground. There appeared to be as many rebels killed as Union men. We first drove them from the ground. Then they received reinforcements and drove us back. Each side fought over the ground a num- ber of times. At last we drove them into the fort, and they left in the night, as I have stated.
The rebels charged on one of our batteries and took it. But our boys rallied and drove them off before they had time to carry away all the guns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a sad sight to see so many killed and wounded. I saw one rebel Indian, shot through the forehead. The dead were wrapped up in their blankets and buried together in a shallow trench. I saw one pile of our dead of twenty-nine, packed up against a tree like cord wood, ready for burial. Each company and regiment took care of their wounded^ and buried their dead after a battle, if they had time. The ground was so wet that it was difficult to bury the dead out of sight. We buried Alexander Gre...enlough of our com- THE PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN. 139 pany, near where he fell. The rebel and our dead lay side by side on the battle-ground. There appeared to be as many rebels killed as Union men. We first drove them from the ground. Then they received reinforcements and drove us back. Each side fought over the ground a num- ber of times. At last we drove them into the fort, and they left in the night, as I have stated.
The rebels charged on one of our batteries and took it. But our boys rallied and drove them off before they had time to carry away all the guns.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Cooledge Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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