Southwestern Historical Quarterly
Southwestern Historical Quarterly
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Some- how, in those days, apple-jack was mighty good, and had a way of getting into our canteens. Its very odor was exhilarating, and the boys were always happy and exceedingly plain-spoken when it had given the inspiration. That day our comrade was frank and to the point. As the distinguished ex-(^cial was passing near, Norwood waa heard to say with some little expressive expletive attached, "As they wouldn't give you what you wanted over there, you have come to us." Gteneral Breckinridge, dre...ssed in citizen's clothes, with tall beaver hat, was just stepping over the rails at the time, and with us heard every word that was said. Boy-like, some of us tittered; but a smile lit up the handsome features of Breckinridge, while the boys took the cue and "opened up," giving the noted Kentuckian his first Confederate ovation. Norwood was afterward a lieutenant in our company, and was captured in one of our famous raids through Tennessee under General Wheeler.
He and Captain Reid, one of Wheeler's staff, were captured to- gether.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene Campbell Barker, Herbert Eugene Bolton, Texas State Historical Association, University of Texas At Austin. Center for Studies in Texas History to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some- how, in those days, apple-jack was mighty good, and had a way of getting into our canteens. Its very odor was exhilarating, and the boys were always happy and exceedingly plain-spoken when it had given the inspiration. That day our comrade was frank and to the point. As the distinguished ex-(^cial was passing near, Norwood waa heard to say with some little expressive expletive attached, "As they wouldn't give you what you wanted over there, you have come to us." Gteneral Breckinridge, dre...ssed in citizen's clothes, with tall beaver hat, was just stepping over the rails at the time, and with us heard every word that was said. Boy-like, some of us tittered; but a smile lit up the handsome features of Breckinridge, while the boys took the cue and "opened up," giving the noted Kentuckian his first Confederate ovation. Norwood was afterward a lieutenant in our company, and was captured in one of our famous raids through Tennessee under General Wheeler.
He and Captain Reid, one of Wheeler's staff, were captured to- gether.
What to read after Southwestern Historical Quarterly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene Campbell Barker, Herbert Eugene Bolton, Texas State Historical Association, University of Texas At Austin. Center for Studies in Texas History to read onlineMoreLess
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