The Battle of Gettysburg 1863
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Well, I learned war from them, and I didn t send any. I simply ad vanced on to the battlefield and seized Longstreet by the throat and held him there. " Sickles Music Hall Speech, Boston, 1886.
10 John Stark s famous maxim, that one fresh man in battle is worth two fatigued ones, will be heartily endorsed by all who have seen it put to the test.
I I 2 THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG VIII THE SECOND OF JULY Continued AT this signal all the enemy s batteries opened in succession, and for a space a storm... of shot and shell tore through Sickles lines with crushing Fighting effect. His own guns, posted partly in begins. The orchard, partly along the cross road, on the high knoll behind it, that is to say, in the very spot selected by Lee in advance for his own, began to lose both horses and men, nor were the infantry able to shelter themselves from the cross-fire of fifty-four pieces of artillery, some of which were killing men at both sides of the angle with the same shot. 1 Not many minutes had elapsed before every man on the ground, from general to private soldier, felt that a wretched blunder had been committed in thrusting them out there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, I learned war from them, and I didn t send any. I simply ad vanced on to the battlefield and seized Longstreet by the throat and held him there. " Sickles Music Hall Speech, Boston, 1886.
10 John Stark s famous maxim, that one fresh man in battle is worth two fatigued ones, will be heartily endorsed by all who have seen it put to the test.
I I 2 THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG VIII THE SECOND OF JULY Continued AT this signal all the enemy s batteries opened in succession, and for a space a storm... of shot and shell tore through Sickles lines with crushing Fighting effect. His own guns, posted partly in begins. The orchard, partly along the cross road, on the high knoll behind it, that is to say, in the very spot selected by Lee in advance for his own, began to lose both horses and men, nor were the infantry able to shelter themselves from the cross-fire of fifty-four pieces of artillery, some of which were killing men at both sides of the angle with the same shot. 1 Not many minutes had elapsed before every man on the ground, from general to private soldier, felt that a wretched blunder had been committed in thrusting them out there.
What to read after The Battle of Gettysburg 1863?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drake Samuel Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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