Ridgeway
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Butler and Capt. Hodge. Our boys began to waver. TheColonel tried to rally them to no effect, when O'Neill rode up andtook command. Taking a Henry rifle from one of the 65th boys, hecommenced firing, at the same time yelling at the men to charge them, which they did. For about five minutes it was the most frightful sceneI have ever witnessed. Out of the three hundred Confederates, onlyabout _twenty_ went back mounted, the balance being killed, wounded, and dismounted. A rebel officer, afterward...s taken, admitted the lossof twenty killed and forty wounded in the charge. This so effectuallychecked them, and convinced them that a charge would not pay, that wevery easily held our ground until the wagons and guns had crossed theriver. But our brave Lieutenant, O'Neill, received a wound in thethigh while we were making our last stand. He rode out all day, neverseeking shelter, cheering his men. When other officers had given upall as lost, he replied, "Not by a long sight. " He met with a heartyresponse from the men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Butler and Capt. Hodge. Our boys began to waver. TheColonel tried to rally them to no effect, when O'Neill rode up andtook command. Taking a Henry rifle from one of the 65th boys, hecommenced firing, at the same time yelling at the men to charge them, which they did. For about five minutes it was the most frightful sceneI have ever witnessed. Out of the three hundred Confederates, onlyabout _twenty_ went back mounted, the balance being killed, wounded, and dismounted. A rebel officer, afterward...s taken, admitted the lossof twenty killed and forty wounded in the charge. This so effectuallychecked them, and convinced them that a charge would not pay, that wevery easily held our ground until the wagons and guns had crossed theriver. But our brave Lieutenant, O'Neill, received a wound in thethigh while we were making our last stand. He rode out all day, neverseeking shelter, cheering his men. When other officers had given upall as lost, he replied, "Not by a long sight. " He met with a heartyresponse from the men.
What to read after Ridgeway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dubh Scian to read onlineMoreLess
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