The Campaign in Virginia And Maryland June 26th to Sept 20th 1862 Cedar Run
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On the 9th, the heads of the infantry columns were still no farther forward than the line Brookeville-Middleburg- Darnestown, twenty miles only from the capital. All the news pointed to the fact that the Army of Northern Virginia, in the strength of 110, 000 men, was preparing to move northward into Pennsylvania. By the evening, however, fresh reports came in, that Jackson was near Newmarket and Stuart on his flank at Urbana, which seemed to indicate a movement on Baltimore, and Burn- side at B...rookeville received orders to push a strong reconnaissance next day towards Ridgeville and Damascus and be ready to strike the flank of any hostile column marching east down the National Road.
Pleasonton s troopers on the other flank were held up at Sugar Loaf Mountain, where a stiff engagement on a small scale took place. Munford held the hill with his brigade and two guns, and, all efforts to expel him from his position igo CEDAR RUN, MANASSAS, AND SHARPSBURG failing, the arrival of the infantry had perforce to be awaited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 9th, the heads of the infantry columns were still no farther forward than the line Brookeville-Middleburg- Darnestown, twenty miles only from the capital. All the news pointed to the fact that the Army of Northern Virginia, in the strength of 110, 000 men, was preparing to move northward into Pennsylvania. By the evening, however, fresh reports came in, that Jackson was near Newmarket and Stuart on his flank at Urbana, which seemed to indicate a movement on Baltimore, and Burn- side at B...rookeville received orders to push a strong reconnaissance next day towards Ridgeville and Damascus and be ready to strike the flank of any hostile column marching east down the National Road.
Pleasonton s troopers on the other flank were held up at Sugar Loaf Mountain, where a stiff engagement on a small scale took place. Munford held the hill with his brigade and two guns, and, all efforts to expel him from his position igo CEDAR RUN, MANASSAS, AND SHARPSBURG failing, the arrival of the infantry had perforce to be awaited.
What to read after The Campaign in Virginia And Maryland June 26th to Sept 20th 1862 Cedar Run?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric William Sheppard to read onlineMoreLess
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