The Battles of the War for the Union, Being the Story of the Great Civil War From the Election of Abraham Lincoln to the Surrender At Appomatox
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At this moment, the position of the Southern Con- federacy was one of extreme peril. Nearly all the de- fenders of Richmond had been sent to join Lee in his invasion of the North ; and the naked condition of the Confederate capital, and of the country surrounding it, became known to the Federal Government.
Meade's army was within a few miles of Gettysburg on June 30. A little to the north, but moving in the same direction, was Lee's army. Meade ascertained the proximity of his adversaries in th...e course of that day, and, pushing forward with celerity, entered Gettys- burg on the morning of July I. In the meanwhile the Confederates continued their advance, and at ten A. m.
one of their divisions became engaged with Reynold's corps on the western side of the town, a little beyond a line of hills called Oak Ridge. Reynolds rode forward to superintend his troops in person, but was im- mediately killed by a rifle-bullet. The command of the corps then devolved on General Doubleday, who was enabled to bring three divisions into action ; yet the Confederates were not checked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this moment, the position of the Southern Con- federacy was one of extreme peril. Nearly all the de- fenders of Richmond had been sent to join Lee in his invasion of the North ; and the naked condition of the Confederate capital, and of the country surrounding it, became known to the Federal Government.
Meade's army was within a few miles of Gettysburg on June 30. A little to the north, but moving in the same direction, was Lee's army. Meade ascertained the proximity of his adversaries in th...e course of that day, and, pushing forward with celerity, entered Gettys- burg on the morning of July I. In the meanwhile the Confederates continued their advance, and at ten A. m.
one of their divisions became engaged with Reynold's corps on the western side of the town, a little beyond a line of hills called Oak Ridge. Reynolds rode forward to superintend his troops in person, but was im- mediately killed by a rifle-bullet. The command of the corps then devolved on General Doubleday, who was enabled to bring three divisions into action ; yet the Confederates were not checked.
What to read after The Battles of the War for the Union, Being the Story of the Great Civil War From the Election of Abraham Lincoln to the Surrender At Appomatox?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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