The North American Review volume 152
The North American Review volume 152
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General Lee says : " The enemy occupied the point which General Ewell designed to seize. The strong position which the enemy had assumed could not be attacked without danger of ex posing the four divisions present, already weakened and exhausted by a long and bloody struggle, to overwhelming numbers of fresh troops/' These fresh troops were Birney's division of Sickles's corps and a division of Slocum's corps, the corps commanders both present. Well might General Lee speak of his four divisions... as " weakened and exhausted by a long and bloody struggle. " The great fight of Robinson's division of the First Corps is an illustra tion of the terrible conflict at Oak Ridge. Out of 2, 500 men on the field, Robinson lost 1, 600 in killed and wounded. Hotly en gaged for four hours on a July day against overwhelming numbers, repulsing repeated attacks of the enemy, capturing three flags and a very large number of prisoners, they were the last to leave the field. Says Robinson in a letter to Meade, soon after the bat tle : " We have been proud of our efforts on that day and hope that they will be recognized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Lee says : " The enemy occupied the point which General Ewell designed to seize. The strong position which the enemy had assumed could not be attacked without danger of ex posing the four divisions present, already weakened and exhausted by a long and bloody struggle, to overwhelming numbers of fresh troops/' These fresh troops were Birney's division of Sickles's corps and a division of Slocum's corps, the corps commanders both present. Well might General Lee speak of his four divisions... as " weakened and exhausted by a long and bloody struggle. " The great fight of Robinson's division of the First Corps is an illustra tion of the terrible conflict at Oak Ridge. Out of 2, 500 men on the field, Robinson lost 1, 600 in killed and wounded. Hotly en gaged for four hours on a July day against overwhelming numbers, repulsing repeated attacks of the enemy, capturing three flags and a very large number of prisoners, they were the last to leave the field. Says Robinson in a letter to Meade, soon after the bat tle : " We have been proud of our efforts on that day and hope that they will be recognized.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Washington Bethune to read onlineMoreLess
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