The Grayjackets And How They Lived Fought And Died for Dixie With Incidents
The Grayjackets And How They Lived Fought And Died for Dixie With Incidents
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McCook's detatchment of one hundred and fifty men kept the appointment faithfully, and, of course. Captain Morgan, no longer disguised, was there to meet them; but, unfor- tunately for them, he was not alone — he had a sufficient number of well-armed horsemen to capture the whole Yankee force without firing a gun. So he took them quietly, and sent them swiftly " to the rear, " to be exchanged " in due course" — all but one, an officer, whom he released on parole, and bade him return to General ...McCook with the compliments of his meal-selling acquaintance, who had the pleasure of meeting him at the St. Cloud a few days before.
INCIDENTS OF GENERAL MORGAN'S CAREER.
One of Morgan's men gives the following account of his raid into Kentucky in the spring of 1862: — Colone] Morgan arrived at Cave City in time to stop a i INCIDENTS OF GENERAL MORGAN'S CAREER. 319 freiglit train — a splendid new engine and thirty seven cars — from Louisville. I arrived soon after with our small armv, when a detail of six men was sent up the railroad for the pur- pose of tearing up the track after a passenger train should have passed them, and which was soon due from Louisville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
McCook's detatchment of one hundred and fifty men kept the appointment faithfully, and, of course. Captain Morgan, no longer disguised, was there to meet them; but, unfor- tunately for them, he was not alone — he had a sufficient number of well-armed horsemen to capture the whole Yankee force without firing a gun. So he took them quietly, and sent them swiftly " to the rear, " to be exchanged " in due course" — all but one, an officer, whom he released on parole, and bade him return to General ...McCook with the compliments of his meal-selling acquaintance, who had the pleasure of meeting him at the St. Cloud a few days before.
INCIDENTS OF GENERAL MORGAN'S CAREER.
One of Morgan's men gives the following account of his raid into Kentucky in the spring of 1862: — Colone] Morgan arrived at Cave City in time to stop a i INCIDENTS OF GENERAL MORGAN'S CAREER. 319 freiglit train — a splendid new engine and thirty seven cars — from Louisville. I arrived soon after with our small armv, when a detail of six men was sent up the railroad for the pur- pose of tearing up the track after a passenger train should have passed them, and which was soon due from Louisville.
What to read after The Grayjackets And How They Lived Fought And Died for Dixie With Incidents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theophilus Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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