Selections From the Letters And Diaries of Brevet-Brigadier General Willoughby Babcock of the Seventy-Fifth New York Volunteers: a Study of Camp Life in the Union Armies During the Civil War
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They could not get in there, but the Captain ia threatening to go home if the food is noti hotter." Ibid., Monday, April 29, 1S61. (Letter begun April 28th.) 2 Camp Hamilton, Va., June l.'i, 1861. (Letter begun June 14th.) [38] COMMISSARY 39 Near tl;e seacoast the men eked out their scanty rations ' with oysters and clams which they procured in large quantities/ Forag- ing at this period of the war was not permitted, but the eyes of the officers in command were closed to the killing of a few st...ray cattle and chickens which might happen to venture near the Union lines. When the men had money they purchased pies, r-akes, pickled oysters, and other delicacieai from the negroes' living near the camp, who drew quite a revenue from such sales/ As the war went on, however, the rules concerning plundering were relaxed, and foraging became the regular method of filling out the marching ration. " The march was attended with the usual amount of foraging, and many a mess that night was supplied with every variety of barnyard game.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They could not get in there, but the Captain ia threatening to go home if the food is noti hotter." Ibid., Monday, April 29, 1S61. (Letter begun April 28th.) 2 Camp Hamilton, Va., June l.'i, 1861. (Letter begun June 14th.) [38] COMMISSARY 39 Near tl;e seacoast the men eked out their scanty rations ' with oysters and clams which they procured in large quantities/ Forag- ing at this period of the war was not permitted, but the eyes of the officers in command were closed to the killing of a few st...ray cattle and chickens which might happen to venture near the Union lines. When the men had money they purchased pies, r-akes, pickled oysters, and other delicacieai from the negroes' living near the camp, who drew quite a revenue from such sales/ As the war went on, however, the rules concerning plundering were relaxed, and foraging became the regular method of filling out the marching ration. " The march was attended with the usual amount of foraging, and many a mess that night was supplied with every variety of barnyard game.
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