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McGhee and Captain Curtis Johnson, described in the text, took place on the slope beyond the pond shown in the picture.
The; Battle of 1 Westport. 109 reply. At once McGhee's regiment of Arkansas cavalry- charged in column against these guns, their Colonel at their head. Jennison shouted to Captain Curtis Johnson of Company B, Fifteenth Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, and these two officers led this company and two squadrons of the Second Colorado Cavalry, under Captain Green, in a desperate counter-...charge upon the approaching Con- federates. The two masses of horsemen met at full speed and a short but fierce fight followed, ranging from the old Wornall House to the present lake on the Country Club grounds, in which the Kansans lost 15 men. As the two forces came together, Captain Johnson singled out the leader of the Confederates and dashed at him for a personal encounter. Both drew their revolvers, pre- ferring them to the saber, and a duel between them took place in the very midst of the melee of plunging horses and clashing sabers, cracking pistols and shouting men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
McGhee and Captain Curtis Johnson, described in the text, took place on the slope beyond the pond shown in the picture.
The; Battle of 1 Westport. 109 reply. At once McGhee's regiment of Arkansas cavalry- charged in column against these guns, their Colonel at their head. Jennison shouted to Captain Curtis Johnson of Company B, Fifteenth Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, and these two officers led this company and two squadrons of the Second Colorado Cavalry, under Captain Green, in a desperate counter-...charge upon the approaching Con- federates. The two masses of horsemen met at full speed and a short but fierce fight followed, ranging from the old Wornall House to the present lake on the Country Club grounds, in which the Kansans lost 15 men. As the two forces came together, Captain Johnson singled out the leader of the Confederates and dashed at him for a personal encounter. Both drew their revolvers, pre- ferring them to the saber, and a duel between them took place in the very midst of the melee of plunging horses and clashing sabers, cracking pistols and shouting men.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenkins, Paul Burrill, 1872- to read onlineMoreLess
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