Stones River the Turning Point of the Civil War
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Though his charger never broke out of the slow pace that had given its master the nick- name of "Old Trot, " Thomas was apparently in all places at once, now directing the firing to repulse a charge, now placing a regiment in line, and again marking a point to which his troops must retire and take up the fight anew.
The Confederate infantry now pressed for- ward in a frenzy of enthusiasm. The piercing "rebel yell" rose triumphantly above the roar of cannon and the bark of musketry, and many reg...i- STONE'S RIVER 51 ments pressed clear to the borders of the cedars in which the Union troops were posted, before they had to retire from a merciless fire.
Again and again Hardee and Cheatham brought their men to the charge. The exigencies of the battle twisted the Union line into strange shapes. Here a brigade was in a half-circle with a concave side to the enemy; another presented a convex front to attack. Miller's brigade of Neg- ley's division was like a triangle without the base, and, aided by splendid artillery service, repulsed simultaneously assaults in front and on both sides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though his charger never broke out of the slow pace that had given its master the nick- name of "Old Trot, " Thomas was apparently in all places at once, now directing the firing to repulse a charge, now placing a regiment in line, and again marking a point to which his troops must retire and take up the fight anew.
The Confederate infantry now pressed for- ward in a frenzy of enthusiasm. The piercing "rebel yell" rose triumphantly above the roar of cannon and the bark of musketry, and many reg...i- STONE'S RIVER 51 ments pressed clear to the borders of the cedars in which the Union troops were posted, before they had to retire from a merciless fire.
Again and again Hardee and Cheatham brought their men to the charge. The exigencies of the battle twisted the Union line into strange shapes. Here a brigade was in a half-circle with a concave side to the enemy; another presented a convex front to attack. Miller's brigade of Neg- ley's division was like a triangle without the base, and, aided by splendid artillery service, repulsed simultaneously assaults in front and on both sides.
What to read after Stones River the Turning Point of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson J Vance to read onlineMoreLess
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