Sketch of the First Kentucky Brigade
Sketch of the First Kentucky Brigade
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The enemy came from the capture of Fort Donelson, in which he had lost in killed and wounded a force equal to the entire garrison of the place, to see, to his astonishment, an army in his front undismayed, and held in hand by a General who had just displayed to the world military qualities of the highest order, and a genius for strategy which seemed to anticipate all his plans and as readily to baffle them. In the capture of the army defending Donelson the Confederacy lost, as prisoners of war,... the gallant and idolized Buckner, Hanson and his splendid regiment, and many Kentuckians connected with the staff of those officers.
The night of February i6th found the army encamped safely upon the Murfreesboro and Nashville road ; but it found the city of Nashville in a condition of wild and frantic anarchy.
The Capital of Tennessee, Nashville, contained, ordinarily, a population of about 30, 000 souls. The revolution had made it the rendezvous of thousands fleeing from Kentucky, Missouri, and Western Virginia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The enemy came from the capture of Fort Donelson, in which he had lost in killed and wounded a force equal to the entire garrison of the place, to see, to his astonishment, an army in his front undismayed, and held in hand by a General who had just displayed to the world military qualities of the highest order, and a genius for strategy which seemed to anticipate all his plans and as readily to baffle them. In the capture of the army defending Donelson the Confederacy lost, as prisoners of war,... the gallant and idolized Buckner, Hanson and his splendid regiment, and many Kentuckians connected with the staff of those officers.
The night of February i6th found the army encamped safely upon the Murfreesboro and Nashville road ; but it found the city of Nashville in a condition of wild and frantic anarchy.
The Capital of Tennessee, Nashville, contained, ordinarily, a population of about 30, 000 souls. The revolution had made it the rendezvous of thousands fleeing from Kentucky, Missouri, and Western Virginia.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George B George Baird Hodge to read onlineMoreLess
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