Springfield Present And Prospective the City of Homes the Sources of Its Charm
Springfield Present And Prospective the City of Homes the Sources of Its Charm
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The Forty-sixth Massachusetts had a Springfield man. Colonel Walker, in command of the camp, and Company A was an all-Spring- field organization with Samuel B. Spooner as captain, Lewis A. Tifft 1st lieutenant, and D. J. Marsh 2d lieutenant. William S. Shurtleff also became lieutenant-colonel, after enlisting as a private. He became colonel in 1863.
The Thirty-seventh Massachusetts regiment, organized at Pitts- field, had many Springfield men and officers, and there were several companies in ot...her regiments partly manned and officered by sons of Springfield. The city's death list in the war numbered 167.
The war with Spain in 1898 is vivid in memory, because our three companies of Massachusetts volunteer militia were among the first to be called to Cuba. The day they marched to the depot the streets were packed with people, but there was very little cheering. There were too many there whose memories of the previous war were yet painful, and the younger folk were oppressed with the solemnity of the sight when men they knew were marching to battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Forty-sixth Massachusetts had a Springfield man. Colonel Walker, in command of the camp, and Company A was an all-Spring- field organization with Samuel B. Spooner as captain, Lewis A. Tifft 1st lieutenant, and D. J. Marsh 2d lieutenant. William S. Shurtleff also became lieutenant-colonel, after enlisting as a private. He became colonel in 1863.
The Thirty-seventh Massachusetts regiment, organized at Pitts- field, had many Springfield men and officers, and there were several companies in ot...her regiments partly manned and officered by sons of Springfield. The city's death list in the war numbered 167.
The war with Spain in 1898 is vivid in memory, because our three companies of Massachusetts volunteer militia were among the first to be called to Cuba. The day they marched to the depot the streets were packed with people, but there was very little cheering. There were too many there whose memories of the previous war were yet painful, and the younger folk were oppressed with the solemnity of the sight when men they knew were marching to battle.
What to read after Springfield Present And Prospective the City of Homes the Sources of Its Charm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Eaton Tower to read onlineMoreLess
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