The Oklahoma Scout
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, SD Div. , SOra A. C. , ATLANTA, GA. , September 20, 1864.
Soldiers of the %d Brigade, My term of service has expired and I am about to be separated from you. We have been associ- ated as a brigade almost two years. "We have borne in that time all the burdens and endured all the trials and hardships of war together. This especially has made us friends, such friends as only suffering and trials together can make. In that time you have shared an eventful part in the great struggle of the age. In... Kentucky, Tennes- see and Georgia you have nobly illustrated the history of your own states, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin. That history can- not be written without a record of your calm patience, disciplined endurance and heroic daring. The bloody and desperate battle of Thompson's Station, and the successful fights at Franklin, Tenn. , gave early proof of your valor, while in the past campaign, at Resaca, Cassville, New Hope Church, Gol- gotha, Gulp's Farm, Peach Tree Creek and Atlanta, you have in the front of the fight borne straight onward your victorious ban- ner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, SD Div. , SOra A. C. , ATLANTA, GA. , September 20, 1864.
Soldiers of the %d Brigade, My term of service has expired and I am about to be separated from you. We have been associ- ated as a brigade almost two years. "We have borne in that time all the burdens and endured all the trials and hardships of war together. This especially has made us friends, such friends as only suffering and trials together can make. In that time you have shared an eventful part in the great struggle of the age. In... Kentucky, Tennes- see and Georgia you have nobly illustrated the history of your own states, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin. That history can- not be written without a record of your calm patience, disciplined endurance and heroic daring. The bloody and desperate battle of Thompson's Station, and the successful fights at Franklin, Tenn. , gave early proof of your valor, while in the past campaign, at Resaca, Cassville, New Hope Church, Gol- gotha, Gulp's Farm, Peach Tree Creek and Atlanta, you have in the front of the fight borne straight onward your victorious ban- ner.
What to read after The Oklahoma Scout?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Baughman to read onlineMoreLess
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