The New Market Campaign May 1864
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Both commands w^ere nearby when the cannon were abandoned and as will be shown there were reasons why each might think that it had caused the retreat of the enemy. Nevertheless the evidence presented by the 26th Battalion is considerably better than that pre- sented by the 51st Battalion, and in this volume it has been accepted.
Considering this part of the battle in its entirety, it may be said that the withdrawal of the batteries and the retreat of the Federal troops from Bushong's Hill were ...the result of the nearly simultaneous advance of the Confederate army all along the line, and that on the left the 26th, the 51st, and the Cadets moved forward nearly together from different places. While Edgar was routing the detached com- pany of the 34th Massachusetts, the 51st and the Cadets were driving off the remainder of the Regiment, at the same time that the 62d and 22d were putting to flight the ist West Vir- ginia and the 54th Pennsylvania. It was because of all this that Carlin and Snow had to withdraw such guns as they could take off the field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both commands w^ere nearby when the cannon were abandoned and as will be shown there were reasons why each might think that it had caused the retreat of the enemy. Nevertheless the evidence presented by the 26th Battalion is considerably better than that pre- sented by the 51st Battalion, and in this volume it has been accepted.
Considering this part of the battle in its entirety, it may be said that the withdrawal of the batteries and the retreat of the Federal troops from Bushong's Hill were ...the result of the nearly simultaneous advance of the Confederate army all along the line, and that on the left the 26th, the 51st, and the Cadets moved forward nearly together from different places. While Edgar was routing the detached com- pany of the 34th Massachusetts, the 51st and the Cadets were driving off the remainder of the Regiment, at the same time that the 62d and 22d were putting to flight the ist West Vir- ginia and the 54th Pennsylvania. It was because of all this that Carlin and Snow had to withdraw such guns as they could take off the field.
What to read after The New Market Campaign May 1864?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Raymond Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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