The Battle of Gettysburg
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If he went ahead how many men would he lose? In that state of mind I found him, and as I knew the way in, I agreed to go ahead and tell our fellows who he was, supposing always, as he did, that the firing was from our line. I easily found Gen. Greene, told him the story, and he sent an officer to guide in Col. Kane's force. So the old General had a good reinforce- ment and they held the lines that nig'ht, for the enemy knew that sup- ports had come in and they became wary.
During the night the ...enemy's men holding that part of our line were heavily reinforced. There came to them Walker's brigade from John- 15 son's division (iiie old Stonewall Brigade) and Daniel's and O'Neal's bri- gades from Rode's division.
So there were seven strong brigades of the enemy on that hill.
Across a level region in front of them half a mile away was the Baltimore turnpike. On that turnpike they would be in rear of all our forces formed with the front the other way and could take the end of Cemetery Ridge in reverse, and if they had known it they could have brought 20,000 in the way they came that night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he went ahead how many men would he lose? In that state of mind I found him, and as I knew the way in, I agreed to go ahead and tell our fellows who he was, supposing always, as he did, that the firing was from our line. I easily found Gen. Greene, told him the story, and he sent an officer to guide in Col. Kane's force. So the old General had a good reinforce- ment and they held the lines that nig'ht, for the enemy knew that sup- ports had come in and they became wary.
During the night the ...enemy's men holding that part of our line were heavily reinforced. There came to them Walker's brigade from John- 15 son's division (iiie old Stonewall Brigade) and Daniel's and O'Neal's bri- gades from Rode's division.
So there were seven strong brigades of the enemy on that hill.
Across a level region in front of them half a mile away was the Baltimore turnpike. On that turnpike they would be in rear of all our forces formed with the front the other way and could take the end of Cemetery Ridge in reverse, and if they had known it they could have brought 20,000 in the way they came that night.
What to read after The Battle of Gettysburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Washington Hosmer to read onlineMoreLess
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