The Military Operations of General Beauregard in the War Between the States 186
The Military Operations of General Beauregard in the War Between the States 186
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fThis is General Wallace s own statement. See " Rebellion Record, " vol. Iv. P. 359. J " Campaigns of Lieutenant-General Forrest, " p. 142.
GENERAL BEAUKEGARD. 317 At about one o clock p. M. , the enemy, on our left, being reinforced, had resumed the offensive. General Bragg whose forces had been weakened by the withdrawal of three brigades (Anderson s, Trabue s, and Russell s), which, in the course of the morning, had been sent to strengthen our centre and right was gradually driven back, towa...rds the Shiloh meeting-house. Lie then sent to General Beauregard for assistance. Fortunately, in the small ravine passing immediately south of the meeting-honse were the 18th Louisiana and the Orleans Guard battalion, together with two Tennessee regiments, which had been collected there in obedience to orders. General Beauregard rode down to them, ad dressed a few words of encouragement to the lirst two, and ordered them to move promptly to the support of General Bragg. A? they passed by, with a tired, heavy gait, they endeavored to cheer their own favorite commander, but were so hoarse from fatigue and over-exertion that they could only utter a husky sound, which grated painfully on General Beaurcgard s car.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
fThis is General Wallace s own statement. See " Rebellion Record, " vol. Iv. P. 359. J " Campaigns of Lieutenant-General Forrest, " p. 142.
GENERAL BEAUKEGARD. 317 At about one o clock p. M. , the enemy, on our left, being reinforced, had resumed the offensive. General Bragg whose forces had been weakened by the withdrawal of three brigades (Anderson s, Trabue s, and Russell s), which, in the course of the morning, had been sent to strengthen our centre and right was gradually driven back, towa...rds the Shiloh meeting-house. Lie then sent to General Beauregard for assistance. Fortunately, in the small ravine passing immediately south of the meeting-honse were the 18th Louisiana and the Orleans Guard battalion, together with two Tennessee regiments, which had been collected there in obedience to orders. General Beauregard rode down to them, ad dressed a few words of encouragement to the lirst two, and ordered them to move promptly to the support of General Bragg. A? they passed by, with a tired, heavy gait, they endeavored to cheer their own favorite commander, but were so hoarse from fatigue and over-exertion that they could only utter a husky sound, which grated painfully on General Beaurcgard s car.
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