The Cruel Side of War
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The mortality of the United States army during the campaign in Vir ginia of 1862 was 165 per 1000 men. To what was this differ ence owing V Not to the fact that our troops brought a greater amount of health into the service, for their mortality during the preceding period of inaction was much greater than that of the British army during a like period. It was owing in part, un doubtedly, to lessons learned from the Crimean "War; but it was also in a great degree owing to the Sanitary Commission,... to its careful inspection of recruits, camps, regiments, and to the advice which the military authorities so wisely allowed it to give on all sanitary and hygienic subjects to the regimental commanders. Surely the Commission has a right to point to the comparatively small mortality of our forces (small when we consider the nature of the climate and the unseasoned condition of volunteers), and claim a part, at least, of the credit of it.
74 THE OTHER SIDE OF WAR.
We are all well, and cheerful now that our work begins once more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mortality of the United States army during the campaign in Vir ginia of 1862 was 165 per 1000 men. To what was this differ ence owing V Not to the fact that our troops brought a greater amount of health into the service, for their mortality during the preceding period of inaction was much greater than that of the British army during a like period. It was owing in part, un doubtedly, to lessons learned from the Crimean "War; but it was also in a great degree owing to the Sanitary Commission,... to its careful inspection of recruits, camps, regiments, and to the advice which the military authorities so wisely allowed it to give on all sanitary and hygienic subjects to the regimental commanders. Surely the Commission has a right to point to the comparatively small mortality of our forces (small when we consider the nature of the climate and the unseasoned condition of volunteers), and claim a part, at least, of the credit of it.
74 THE OTHER SIDE OF WAR.
We are all well, and cheerful now that our work begins once more.
What to read after The Cruel Side of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wormeley, Katharine Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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