The Army in the Civil War volume 6
The Army in the Civil War volume 6
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Not a moment too soon, for Chamberlain had lost a thii'd of his command and was entirely out of ammunition. Vincent's men in this affair took two colonels, fifteen ofiicers, and five hundred men prisoners, and a thousand stand of arms. Hill in his official report says "Hood's right was held as in a vise. " We will now return to the Peach Orchard. In answer to a shot from Clark's battery a long line of guns opened from the eleven batteries opposite. Graham's infantry were par- tially sheltered f...rom this iron hail, but the three batteries with him in the beginning, which were soon reinforced by four more from the resei-ve artillery, under Major McGil- very, were very much cut up ; and at last it became neces- sary to sacrifice one of them — that of Bigelow — to enable the others to retire to a new line in rear. Graham still held the Peach Orchard, although he was assailed on two fronts, by Barksdale's brigade on the north and Kershaw's brigade on the west. A battery was brought forward to en- filade Sickles's line on the Emmetsburg road, and under BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG— SECOND DAY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not a moment too soon, for Chamberlain had lost a thii'd of his command and was entirely out of ammunition. Vincent's men in this affair took two colonels, fifteen ofiicers, and five hundred men prisoners, and a thousand stand of arms. Hill in his official report says "Hood's right was held as in a vise. " We will now return to the Peach Orchard. In answer to a shot from Clark's battery a long line of guns opened from the eleven batteries opposite. Graham's infantry were par- tially sheltered f...rom this iron hail, but the three batteries with him in the beginning, which were soon reinforced by four more from the resei-ve artillery, under Major McGil- very, were very much cut up ; and at last it became neces- sary to sacrifice one of them — that of Bigelow — to enable the others to retire to a new line in rear. Graham still held the Peach Orchard, although he was assailed on two fronts, by Barksdale's brigade on the north and Kershaw's brigade on the west. A battery was brought forward to en- filade Sickles's line on the Emmetsburg road, and under BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG— SECOND DAY.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hrdlička, Aleš, 1869-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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