Stories of Our Soldiers War Reminiscences
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Afterward Colonol of our Tenth militia regiment " I saw indications there of an attempt by the rebels to get round on our left, and reported oack immediately to Colonel Devens. He formed his line of battle in the woods. The Johnnies did turn the flank of our skirmish line, and that's where Captain Simonds and so many of our boys were gobbled. George C. Taylor, the first soldier from Fitchburg killed in the war was shot there.
" The rebels came down upon us and we had a very smart engagement, bu...t repulsed them.
" Between 1 and 2 o'clock we received word that Gen. Baker had come upon the field and assumed command of all the troops with direc- tions to fall back to the bluff.
" We came out of the woods by a cart path and crossed the open lot to where the Twentieth Massachusetts, the 'California Regiment' (so- called), and the New York Tammany boys were drawn up to support us.
" I was near Col. Devens when he reported to Gen. Baser. The latter said: 'Colonel, your regiment has aone splendidly to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Afterward Colonol of our Tenth militia regiment " I saw indications there of an attempt by the rebels to get round on our left, and reported oack immediately to Colonel Devens. He formed his line of battle in the woods. The Johnnies did turn the flank of our skirmish line, and that's where Captain Simonds and so many of our boys were gobbled. George C. Taylor, the first soldier from Fitchburg killed in the war was shot there.
" The rebels came down upon us and we had a very smart engagement, bu...t repulsed them.
" Between 1 and 2 o'clock we received word that Gen. Baker had come upon the field and assumed command of all the troops with direc- tions to fall back to the bluff.
" We came out of the woods by a cart path and crossed the open lot to where the Twentieth Massachusetts, the 'California Regiment' (so- called), and the New York Tammany boys were drawn up to support us.
" I was near Col. Devens when he reported to Gen. Baser. The latter said: 'Colonel, your regiment has aone splendidly to-day.
What to read after Stories of Our Soldiers War Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coffin, Charles Carleton, 1823-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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