The Campaign And Battles of Gettysburg
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Early was to attack when he heard Johnson's guns; Rodes, on Early's right, was to continue it when he heard Early's guns. Early's part was nobly done, and Rodes started to fulfill his part. But Rodes, it seems, had a much greater distance to traverse than Early, and for some reason, nowhere explained in Lee's or Ewell's reports (General Rodes's report I have been unable to see,) at the time when the men of Hoke's and Hays's brigades surmounted the Federal works, the gallant Rodes was just movin...g out to assault those in his front. Before he did so the Federal re- serves were hurled upon Early, and these two thin brigades, " Hoke's brigade Avas commanded in this battle (General Hoke being absent, wounded) by Colonel J. E. Avery, of the Sixth North Carolina Regiment — one oi the bravest and best of the many excellent soldiers that North Carolina gave to the Confederate cause.
-30 wasted by the charge and separated from all support, were driven from the crest by fresh troops, and the prize fell from the victorious hands which had already grasped it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early was to attack when he heard Johnson's guns; Rodes, on Early's right, was to continue it when he heard Early's guns. Early's part was nobly done, and Rodes started to fulfill his part. But Rodes, it seems, had a much greater distance to traverse than Early, and for some reason, nowhere explained in Lee's or Ewell's reports (General Rodes's report I have been unable to see,) at the time when the men of Hoke's and Hays's brigades surmounted the Federal works, the gallant Rodes was just movin...g out to assault those in his front. Before he did so the Federal re- serves were hurled upon Early, and these two thin brigades, " Hoke's brigade Avas commanded in this battle (General Hoke being absent, wounded) by Colonel J. E. Avery, of the Sixth North Carolina Regiment — one oi the bravest and best of the many excellent soldiers that North Carolina gave to the Confederate cause.
-30 wasted by the charge and separated from all support, were driven from the crest by fresh troops, and the prize fell from the victorious hands which had already grasped it.
What to read after The Campaign And Battles of Gettysburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John W John Warwick Daniel to read onlineMoreLess
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