Sabres And Spurs the First Regiment Rhode Island Cavalry in the Civil War 186
Sabres And Spurs the First Regiment Rhode Island Cavalry in the Civil War 186
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349 It robbed us of our spurs; it seemed like coming down; it gave too little sweep -for our sabres; it did not tally with our past history. But we marched to Vienna, where we reported to Colonel C. R. Lowell, Jr. , of the Second Massachusetts Cavalry, commanding the cavalry brigade stationed there a place twelve miles from Alex andria, on the Leesburg Railroad.
General Grant had now commenced his grand and awful march by the Wilderness for Richmond. Meade s army cut loose from its base near th...e Rapidan May 4th. His first battle opened on the 5th. Burnside, having crossed the Rappahannock and the Rapidan, a march of more than thirty miles led his Ninth Corps into action on the morning of the Gth. Butler moved his army up the James on the 4th, and on the 5th had pos session of City Point and Bermuda Hundred. On the morning of the 9th, Sheridan started on his raid against the rebel lines of communication with Richmond; de stroyed the depots at Beaver Dam and Ashland Stations, four trains of cars, large supplies of rations, and many miles of railroad track; also recaptured about four hun dred of our men on their way as prisoners to Richmond; met and defeated the Confederate cavalry at Yellow Tavern; carried the first line of works around Rich mond, and finally reported to Butler on the James River.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
349 It robbed us of our spurs; it seemed like coming down; it gave too little sweep -for our sabres; it did not tally with our past history. But we marched to Vienna, where we reported to Colonel C. R. Lowell, Jr. , of the Second Massachusetts Cavalry, commanding the cavalry brigade stationed there a place twelve miles from Alex andria, on the Leesburg Railroad.
General Grant had now commenced his grand and awful march by the Wilderness for Richmond. Meade s army cut loose from its base near th...e Rapidan May 4th. His first battle opened on the 5th. Burnside, having crossed the Rappahannock and the Rapidan, a march of more than thirty miles led his Ninth Corps into action on the morning of the Gth. Butler moved his army up the James on the 4th, and on the 5th had pos session of City Point and Bermuda Hundred. On the morning of the 9th, Sheridan started on his raid against the rebel lines of communication with Richmond; de stroyed the depots at Beaver Dam and Ashland Stations, four trains of cars, large supplies of rations, and many miles of railroad track; also recaptured about four hun dred of our men on their way as prisoners to Richmond; met and defeated the Confederate cavalry at Yellow Tavern; carried the first line of works around Rich mond, and finally reported to Butler on the James River.
What to read after Sabres And Spurs the First Regiment Rhode Island Cavalry in the Civil War 186?
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