The Army in the Civil War volume 11
The Army in the Civil War volume 11
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Sixth Corps Nineteenth Corps Eighth Corps 25 255 243 45 569 139 1, 666 1, 852 268 3, 425 50 294 893 538 1, 770 214 2, 215 2, 488 847 5, 764 In the morning Colonel Thoburn and General Bidwell were killed, and Colonel Kitching fatally wounded ; Generals Wright, Grover, and Eicketts were also wounded, and Col- onels Mackenzie and Penrose, commanding brigades. In Merritt's final charge at Middletown fell the accomplished 8. Nd chivalric Lowell, commanding the Reserve or Regular Brigade, whose commi...ssion as brigadier-general had been signed that day. His command had performed admirable service, having held, during the morning, an advanced posi- tion, dismounted, behind a stone wall, from which the enemy could not drive it. "I do not think there was a quality, " said Sheridan, " which I could have added to Lowell. He was the jDerfection of a man and a soldier. " "When it became known throughout the North how glory had been plucked out of calamity in this memorable battle at Cedar Creek, the country rang with praises of Sheridan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sixth Corps Nineteenth Corps Eighth Corps 25 255 243 45 569 139 1, 666 1, 852 268 3, 425 50 294 893 538 1, 770 214 2, 215 2, 488 847 5, 764 In the morning Colonel Thoburn and General Bidwell were killed, and Colonel Kitching fatally wounded ; Generals Wright, Grover, and Eicketts were also wounded, and Col- onels Mackenzie and Penrose, commanding brigades. In Merritt's final charge at Middletown fell the accomplished 8. Nd chivalric Lowell, commanding the Reserve or Regular Brigade, whose commi...ssion as brigadier-general had been signed that day. His command had performed admirable service, having held, during the morning, an advanced posi- tion, dismounted, behind a stone wall, from which the enemy could not drive it. "I do not think there was a quality, " said Sheridan, " which I could have added to Lowell. He was the jDerfection of a man and a soldier. " "When it became known throughout the North how glory had been plucked out of calamity in this memorable battle at Cedar Creek, the country rang with praises of Sheridan.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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