The Civil War From a Southern Standpoint
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" Upon a flat deck was constructed a revolving iron turret containing her guns, which could be pointed in any direc tion. She was more easily managed than the Virginia. The heavy guns did some damage to the other ships, but neither could do serious harm to the other, and the Virginia returned to Norfolk. She had not done all that had been hoped for, but she kept James River free from the hostile vessels, while the success of the Monitor quieted the appre hensions of the Northern Coast cities. O...rders were given CAMPAIGNS OF 1862 TRANS-MISSISSIPPI 3 3 to build other monitors and ironclads as fast as possible, but want of safe harbors and materials prevented the Con federacy from constructing other rams like the Virginia. When it became impossible to hold Norfolk on the giving up of the peninsula, the troops went from Norfolk to Richmond and the war vessels moved up the James. The Virginia grounded at Craney Island and her commander, Commodore Josiah Tatnall, blew her up on May nth, to prevent her falling into the enemy s hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Upon a flat deck was constructed a revolving iron turret containing her guns, which could be pointed in any direc tion. She was more easily managed than the Virginia. The heavy guns did some damage to the other ships, but neither could do serious harm to the other, and the Virginia returned to Norfolk. She had not done all that had been hoped for, but she kept James River free from the hostile vessels, while the success of the Monitor quieted the appre hensions of the Northern Coast cities. O...rders were given CAMPAIGNS OF 1862 TRANS-MISSISSIPPI 3 3 to build other monitors and ironclads as fast as possible, but want of safe harbors and materials prevented the Con federacy from constructing other rams like the Virginia. When it became impossible to hold Norfolk on the giving up of the peninsula, the troops went from Norfolk to Richmond and the war vessels moved up the James. The Virginia grounded at Craney Island and her commander, Commodore Josiah Tatnall, blew her up on May nth, to prevent her falling into the enemy s hands.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Robertson Garrett to read onlineMoreLess
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