The Lost Cause a New Southern History of the War of the Confederates Compris
The Lost Cause a New Southern History of the War of the Confederates Compris
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Stuart. " 520 THE LOST CAUSE.
by which a force of Federal infantry was advancing. The latter fell intc the eiTour of supposing that the force behind the fence was dismounted cavalry, and rushed forward with the utmost confidence. The Confed erates reserved their fire until their foes got within a few paces, and then, taking deliberate aim, gave them a volley which covered the ground with their slain. The combat was short and sharp ; some of the Federals got to the fence, and actually used the b...ayonet ; but in less than half an hour they were driven rapidly back, leaving five hundred dead and mortally wounded, and two hundred prisoners in the hands of the victorious Con federates.
On the 10th May, the struggle was renewed at an early hour, Warren s corps being the one most hotly engaged against the Confederates, though all were fighting heavily. About half-past 5 p. M. Two divisions of Han cock s Second corps crossed the Po River, and advanced against Lee s left, making a strong show of giving battle there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stuart. " 520 THE LOST CAUSE.
by which a force of Federal infantry was advancing. The latter fell intc the eiTour of supposing that the force behind the fence was dismounted cavalry, and rushed forward with the utmost confidence. The Confed erates reserved their fire until their foes got within a few paces, and then, taking deliberate aim, gave them a volley which covered the ground with their slain. The combat was short and sharp ; some of the Federals got to the fence, and actually used the b...ayonet ; but in less than half an hour they were driven rapidly back, leaving five hundred dead and mortally wounded, and two hundred prisoners in the hands of the victorious Con federates.
On the 10th May, the struggle was renewed at an early hour, Warren s corps being the one most hotly engaged against the Confederates, though all were fighting heavily. About half-past 5 p. M. Two divisions of Han cock s Second corps crossed the Po River, and advanced against Lee s left, making a strong show of giving battle there.
What to read after The Lost Cause a New Southern History of the War of the Confederates Compris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pollard, Edward Alfred, 1831-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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