The Detroit Light Guard a Complete Record of This Organization From Its Founda
The Detroit Light Guard a Complete Record of This Organization From Its Founda
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By this time, the arrival of mail had become an important moment in the daily life, and upon the sound of the first sergeants' call, the men would rush their first sergeants off to the chaplain's tent and impatiently await their return with a letter from mother or others, who were following them at home with an interest that bridged all distances.
The boys began to know that there was a great need of troops, for the first transports had started on the long jour- ney to the Philippines, and on t...he 25th the President issued his proclamation calling for seventy-five thousand additional volunteers, and of course, they felt that the gov- ernment was not going to raise and equip such a large army unless it had urgent need for it, so the boys buckled onto their work with a new zeal, which was rapidly gaining a great reputation for the regiment, and this was ofiicially attested by Gen. Breckinridge, inspector general, who, with his staff, and a major of the Japanese army, reviewing the second division on the morning of May 27th, asked Col.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By this time, the arrival of mail had become an important moment in the daily life, and upon the sound of the first sergeants' call, the men would rush their first sergeants off to the chaplain's tent and impatiently await their return with a letter from mother or others, who were following them at home with an interest that bridged all distances.
The boys began to know that there was a great need of troops, for the first transports had started on the long jour- ney to the Philippines, and on t...he 25th the President issued his proclamation calling for seventy-five thousand additional volunteers, and of course, they felt that the gov- ernment was not going to raise and equip such a large army unless it had urgent need for it, so the boys buckled onto their work with a new zeal, which was rapidly gaining a great reputation for the regiment, and this was ofiicially attested by Gen. Breckinridge, inspector general, who, with his staff, and a major of the Japanese army, reviewing the second division on the morning of May 27th, asked Col.
What to read after The Detroit Light Guard a Complete Record of This Organization From Its Founda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter F 4n Clowes to read onlineMoreLess
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