The Guns of Shiloh
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Northernsharpshooters could have crept up and picked off many of them, as theSouthern sharpshooters in turn might have served many of the Northernwatchers, but in this mighty war there was little of such useless andmerciless enterprise. The men soon ceased to have personal animosity, and, in the nights between the great battles, when the armies yetlay face to face, the hostile pickets would often exchange gossip andtobacco. Even in a conflict waged so long and with such desperation theessential... kindliness of human nature would assert itself.
The four, as they skirted the Southern line, noticed no signs of furtherpreparations by the Confederates. No men were throwing up earthworks ordigging trenches. As well as they could surmise, the garrison, like thebesieging army, was seeking shelter and rest, and from this fact thekeen mind of Colonel Arthur Winchester divined that the defense wasconfused and headless.
Colonel Winchester knew most of the leaders within Donelson. He knewthat Pillow was not of a strong and decided nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Northernsharpshooters could have crept up and picked off many of them, as theSouthern sharpshooters in turn might have served many of the Northernwatchers, but in this mighty war there was little of such useless andmerciless enterprise. The men soon ceased to have personal animosity, and, in the nights between the great battles, when the armies yetlay face to face, the hostile pickets would often exchange gossip andtobacco. Even in a conflict waged so long and with such desperation theessential... kindliness of human nature would assert itself.
The four, as they skirted the Southern line, noticed no signs of furtherpreparations by the Confederates. No men were throwing up earthworks ordigging trenches. As well as they could surmise, the garrison, like thebesieging army, was seeking shelter and rest, and from this fact thekeen mind of Colonel Arthur Winchester divined that the defense wasconfused and headless.
Colonel Winchester knew most of the leaders within Donelson. He knewthat Pillow was not of a strong and decided nature.
What to read after The Guns of Shiloh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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