The Campaign of Chancellorsville
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The line onthe wings is probably not so much massed. It is subsequently testifiedby many in the Eleventh Corps, that the centre of the line appears toadvance en echiquier, the front companies of each line of columns firingwhile the rear columns are advancing through the intervals.
The march through the woods up to Dowdall's clearing has not disturbedthe lines so materially as to prevent the general execution of such amanoeuvre.
But the Confederate reports show that the regiments were all in lin...e andnot in column. The appearance of columns was due to the fact that thesecond and third lines, under Colston and A. P. Hill, were alreadypressing up close in the rear of the first under Rodes, thus making amass nine deep. The intervals between regiments were accidental, occasioned by the swaying of the line to and fro as it forced its waythrough the underbrush.
It is perhaps no more than fair to say that whatever laxity was apparentat this hour in the Eleventh Corps was by no means incompatible with areadiness to give a good account of itself if an attack should be madeupon its front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The line onthe wings is probably not so much massed. It is subsequently testifiedby many in the Eleventh Corps, that the centre of the line appears toadvance en echiquier, the front companies of each line of columns firingwhile the rear columns are advancing through the intervals.
The march through the woods up to Dowdall's clearing has not disturbedthe lines so materially as to prevent the general execution of such amanoeuvre.
But the Confederate reports show that the regiments were all in lin...e andnot in column. The appearance of columns was due to the fact that thesecond and third lines, under Colston and A. P. Hill, were alreadypressing up close in the rear of the first under Rodes, thus making amass nine deep. The intervals between regiments were accidental, occasioned by the swaying of the line to and fro as it forced its waythrough the underbrush.
It is perhaps no more than fair to say that whatever laxity was apparentat this hour in the Eleventh Corps was by no means incompatible with areadiness to give a good account of itself if an attack should be madeupon its front.
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