Reunion Proceedings And History of the Regiment
Reunion Proceedings And History of the Regiment
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One could but wonder if it were a necessity to have so many bands, drum corps and cooks, as the road was lined with them; and also if it required two men to help off the field one with a broken finger, how many assist- ants would be necessary if his head were gone ?
On the next evening we moved to the immediate front, throw- ing up works in support of the skirmishers; and thus began a ten days' course of building up breast works and skirmishing. Being at all times under fire it was decidedly un...safe to expose any portion of one's body above the works. The skirmishing was not confined to shooting at Johnnies by any means.
In the meantime Sherman was extending his lines to the right and left, Wood's division, Fourth corps, having a severe battle at Picket's Mills, and Sweeney's division, Sixteenth corps, being heavily engaged on the right near Dallas. In order to con- front Sherman at Dallas, Johnston was obliged to lose his hold on the railroad at Allatoona; and while the Army of the Cumber- SEVENTY-FOURTH ILL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One could but wonder if it were a necessity to have so many bands, drum corps and cooks, as the road was lined with them; and also if it required two men to help off the field one with a broken finger, how many assist- ants would be necessary if his head were gone ?
On the next evening we moved to the immediate front, throw- ing up works in support of the skirmishers; and thus began a ten days' course of building up breast works and skirmishing. Being at all times under fire it was decidedly un...safe to expose any portion of one's body above the works. The skirmishing was not confined to shooting at Johnnies by any means.
In the meantime Sherman was extending his lines to the right and left, Wood's division, Fourth corps, having a severe battle at Picket's Mills, and Sweeney's division, Sixteenth corps, being heavily engaged on the right near Dallas. In order to con- front Sherman at Dallas, Johnston was obliged to lose his hold on the railroad at Allatoona; and while the Army of the Cumber- SEVENTY-FOURTH ILL.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 74th 1862 1865 United States Army Illinois Infantry Regiment to read onlineMoreLess
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