The History of the Civil War in the United States Its Cause Origin Progress An
The History of the Civil War in the United States Its Cause Origin Progress An
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Brannan s division, which at first had been in reserve, had been brought into action, and its commander had formed it en echelon, to enable it the better to resist the Eebel attacks. To a superficial observer, riding along the lines, this formation gave the division the appearance of being partly out of line, and one of General Thomas s aids so reported it to General Rosecrans. Supposing this to be the fact, General Kosecrans ordered Wood to close up on Keynolds, and Davis on Wood, while the re...mainder of McCook s corps were held in readiness to go to the support of the left. Unfortunately, though naturally enough, General Wood un derstood this order to mean that he should march past Brannan s division, to close up on Keynolds, and in the attempt to do this, he left a gap in the line of battle, into which the Kebels instantly worked, striking Davis in flank and rear, as well as in front, and throwing his whole division into disorder". -The same attack shattered the right brigade of Wood s division, before it had passed beyond the surging tide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brannan s division, which at first had been in reserve, had been brought into action, and its commander had formed it en echelon, to enable it the better to resist the Eebel attacks. To a superficial observer, riding along the lines, this formation gave the division the appearance of being partly out of line, and one of General Thomas s aids so reported it to General Rosecrans. Supposing this to be the fact, General Kosecrans ordered Wood to close up on Keynolds, and Davis on Wood, while the re...mainder of McCook s corps were held in readiness to go to the support of the left. Unfortunately, though naturally enough, General Wood un derstood this order to mean that he should march past Brannan s division, to close up on Keynolds, and in the attempt to do this, he left a gap in the line of battle, into which the Kebels instantly worked, striking Davis in flank and rear, as well as in front, and throwing his whole division into disorder". -The same attack shattered the right brigade of Wood s division, before it had passed beyond the surging tide.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Mosheim Smucker to read onlineMoreLess
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