The Great Conspiracy, Complete
The Great Conspiracy, Complete
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On his way down the ridge, that morning, early, Davies had made adiscovery. While passing a roadway, his guide had casually remarked:"There is a road that leads around to the Enemy's camp, direct. " "Ah!"--said Davies--"and can they get through that road?" "Oh, yes, " repliedthe guide. Davies had at once halted, and, after posting his 16th and31st New York Regiments, with two guns of Hunt's Battery, near thisroad, at its junction with the ridge road running up to Centreville andBlack burn's For...d, had proceeded, with the rest of his regiments andguns, to the position where Miles finds him.
But Miles has discovered what Davies has done, in this matter of theflanking roadway; and--without knowing, or apparently caring to know, the reason underlying the posting of the two regiments and two guns inits vicinity, --flies into "a terrible passion" because of it; in "novery measured language, " gives Davies "a severe dressing down;" andorders him to bring both regiments and guns down to the front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On his way down the ridge, that morning, early, Davies had made adiscovery. While passing a roadway, his guide had casually remarked:"There is a road that leads around to the Enemy's camp, direct. " "Ah!"--said Davies--"and can they get through that road?" "Oh, yes, " repliedthe guide. Davies had at once halted, and, after posting his 16th and31st New York Regiments, with two guns of Hunt's Battery, near thisroad, at its junction with the ridge road running up to Centreville andBlack burn's For...d, had proceeded, with the rest of his regiments andguns, to the position where Miles finds him.
But Miles has discovered what Davies has done, in this matter of theflanking roadway; and--without knowing, or apparently caring to know, the reason underlying the posting of the two regiments and two guns inits vicinity, --flies into "a terrible passion" because of it; in "novery measured language, " gives Davies "a severe dressing down;" andorders him to bring both regiments and guns down to the front.
What to read after The Great Conspiracy, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Logan John Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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