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The pursuit was kept up until 3.30 a. m., September 23d, when our advance was halted just south of Woodstock, twenty-nine miles from Winchester, and sixty-one miles from Harper's Ferry. Our regiment, in charge of the prisoners, a number of whom we had secured on the march, reached the brigade at 9.30 a. m.
A quantity of small arms, several pieces of artillery, horses, wagons, and about one thousand prisoners, were captured, which, with a large wagon-train, the regiment was detailed to take char...ge of and convoy to Winchester. Leaving Wood- stock at 5 p. m. September 23d^ delivering the prisoners and property at Winchester September 2Sth, the regiment at once started back again in chsjrga of a supply train, reach- ing the front and rejoining ;the* brigade at Harrisonburg, sixty-eight miles from Winchester, at 3 p. m. September 27th, having marched ninety- seven miles in the four days.
During the following three days we fed on green corn and apples, there being no rations issued. The weather was rainy, cold, and very unpleasant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pursuit was kept up until 3.30 a. m., September 23d, when our advance was halted just south of Woodstock, twenty-nine miles from Winchester, and sixty-one miles from Harper's Ferry. Our regiment, in charge of the prisoners, a number of whom we had secured on the march, reached the brigade at 9.30 a. m.
A quantity of small arms, several pieces of artillery, horses, wagons, and about one thousand prisoners, were captured, which, with a large wagon-train, the regiment was detailed to take char...ge of and convoy to Winchester. Leaving Wood- stock at 5 p. m. September 23d^ delivering the prisoners and property at Winchester September 2Sth, the regiment at once started back again in chsjrga of a supply train, reach- ing the front and rejoining ;the* brigade at Harrisonburg, sixty-eight miles from Winchester, at 3 p. m. September 27th, having marched ninety- seven miles in the four days.
During the following three days we fed on green corn and apples, there being no rations issued. The weather was rainy, cold, and very unpleasant.
What to read after The 159th Regiment Infantry: New York State Volunteers, in the War of the ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William F William Francis Tiemann to read onlineMoreLess
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