Short Review of the Public And Private Life of Genl Benj Harrison What the Wo
Short Review of the Public And Private Life of Genl Benj Harrison What the Wo
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He shrank from no duty, Iiowever dangerous it might be, nor did he ever shirk the slightest responsibility. Conscientious and faithful to the last degree, he threw his whole heart and soul into the service. No officer was more beloved by his men than General Harrison. The privates of his regiment would have died for him to a man. His call to them was always, ' Come on, boys, ' and never * Go on, boys. ' His motto was, I know, at least his conduct showed it : 'I will never ask my men to do anyth...ing that I would not do myself, ' and of course the boys had a deep respect and affection for such an officer. We went into the fight at Eesaca with 600 men, and lost 257 killed and wounded. General Harrison was in the thickest of the fight and never flinched once. I re- member a charge on a battery in one of the battles where we had to cross a ravine and charge up a hill on the rebels. A whole corps Avas supporting that battery. We ran up the hill, fell down on our breasts, loaded, and sprang up again, and so on until we got within a few paces of the enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He shrank from no duty, Iiowever dangerous it might be, nor did he ever shirk the slightest responsibility. Conscientious and faithful to the last degree, he threw his whole heart and soul into the service. No officer was more beloved by his men than General Harrison. The privates of his regiment would have died for him to a man. His call to them was always, ' Come on, boys, ' and never * Go on, boys. ' His motto was, I know, at least his conduct showed it : 'I will never ask my men to do anyth...ing that I would not do myself, ' and of course the boys had a deep respect and affection for such an officer. We went into the fight at Eesaca with 600 men, and lost 257 killed and wounded. General Harrison was in the thickest of the fight and never flinched once. I re- member a charge on a battery in one of the battles where we had to cross a ravine and charge up a hill on the rebels. A whole corps Avas supporting that battery. We ran up the hill, fell down on our breasts, loaded, and sprang up again, and so on until we got within a few paces of the enemy.
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