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And it was here that, when the night shut out the horrors of the day, we came to realize that nearly two hundred of the Ninety-fifth s officers and men were stiff and bleeding, one hundred and sixty-nine being afterwards accounted for as killed and wounded, and more than twenty-two hundred of our division were dead or gasping in the thick woods and marshy places along the Chickahominy.
The Ninety-fifth shared in all the engagements and fatigues of the memorable period McClellan s change of base... and reached the James River on the 2d of July. On the 15th of August, at the evacuation of Harrison s Landing, we marched to Newport News, and from this point reached Alexandria by transport. A few days much-needed rest was here enjoyed, and some new clothing distributed to the men. The terrible scenes now transpiring on the plains of Manassas, and in the vicinity of Bull s Run, in Pope s command, suddenly put a stop to this brief respite, and the regiment with its corps in a forced march, after much dallying, reached the ill-omened battle-field just when the red tide of destruction began to lash the wreck it had made, and hurl the debris upon the high hills thereabouts ; it was here, and at this time, that the tide of death was stayed, and the enemy put back to sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it was here that, when the night shut out the horrors of the day, we came to realize that nearly two hundred of the Ninety-fifth s officers and men were stiff and bleeding, one hundred and sixty-nine being afterwards accounted for as killed and wounded, and more than twenty-two hundred of our division were dead or gasping in the thick woods and marshy places along the Chickahominy.
The Ninety-fifth shared in all the engagements and fatigues of the memorable period McClellan s change of base... and reached the James River on the 2d of July. On the 15th of August, at the evacuation of Harrison s Landing, we marched to Newport News, and from this point reached Alexandria by transport. A few days much-needed rest was here enjoyed, and some new clothing distributed to the men. The terrible scenes now transpiring on the plains of Manassas, and in the vicinity of Bull s Run, in Pope s command, suddenly put a stop to this brief respite, and the regiment with its corps in a forced march, after much dallying, reached the ill-omened battle-field just when the red tide of destruction began to lash the wreck it had made, and hurl the debris upon the high hills thereabouts ; it was here, and at this time, that the tide of death was stayed, and the enemy put back to sea.
What to read after The Ninety Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers Goslines Pennsylvania Zouaves in Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Norton Galloway to read onlineMoreLess
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