The Hero of Medfield
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Fair and bright. Fifty new recruits for this regiment and the 11th came here to-day. At dress parade to-night, Col. Cowdin received a splendid sword, epaulettes, boots, &;c. , a gift from his friends in Boston. They were presented by a Mr. Mason, of Boston.
March 7. Fair and cold, so cold that we did not drill. The Whitworth guns were fired this afternoon at the Tim- ber Barrack battery. The rebels responded, but could not throw their balls any where near us, so it is no use for them to try.
Ma...rch 11. Beautiful mornino*. The birds were sino;- ing gaily at sunrise. I came off guard at 8, A. M. Thirty men from each Co. Have gone over the river.
LETTERS.
Letter XVI.
Camp Union, Bladensburg, Md. , Sept. 14, 1861. Dear Parents : I have just arrived in the land of salt junk and hard hread. We left the Providence depot in Boston on Thurs- day, at half past 5, P. M. Arrived at Groton, Ct. Same night at half past 10. Went on board the steamer Ply- mouth Rock for New York. Had a pleasant time cross- ing the Sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fair and bright. Fifty new recruits for this regiment and the 11th came here to-day. At dress parade to-night, Col. Cowdin received a splendid sword, epaulettes, boots, &;c. , a gift from his friends in Boston. They were presented by a Mr. Mason, of Boston.
March 7. Fair and cold, so cold that we did not drill. The Whitworth guns were fired this afternoon at the Tim- ber Barrack battery. The rebels responded, but could not throw their balls any where near us, so it is no use for them to try.
Ma...rch 11. Beautiful mornino*. The birds were sino;- ing gaily at sunrise. I came off guard at 8, A. M. Thirty men from each Co. Have gone over the river.
LETTERS.
Letter XVI.
Camp Union, Bladensburg, Md. , Sept. 14, 1861. Dear Parents : I have just arrived in the land of salt junk and hard hread. We left the Providence depot in Boston on Thurs- day, at half past 5, P. M. Arrived at Groton, Ct. Same night at half past 10. Went on board the steamer Ply- mouth Rock for New York. Had a pleasant time cross- ing the Sound.
What to read after The Hero of Medfield?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Alonzo Kingsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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