The Photographic History of the Civil War volume 5
The Photographic History of the Civil War volume 5
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Fort Runyon was overlooked by the heights of Arlington, as was Fort Cor coran, though the latter was better situated than the former. Fort Ellsworth was but a weak field-fortification.
The main efforts of the officers were to strengthen the [90] II ^1 V>] . It COMPLETING THE BARRICADE AT ALEXANDRIA When Brigadier-General Her man Haupt was put in charge of all the railroads centering in Washington in 1861 his first care was to safeguard them as far as possible from the destructive Confederate ra...iders. He built a stockade around the machine shops and yard of the Orange & Alex andria Railroad, with block houses at the points most vulnerable to raiders. The citizens of Alexandria, terri fied by their exposed position across the Potomac close to the battlefield of Bull Run, entrenched themselves as best they could, before the great forts about them were com pleted. The lower view is looking up Duke Street from Pioneer Mill. The heavy stockade, inside the city, sug gests how acute were the apprehensions of its inhabi tants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fort Runyon was overlooked by the heights of Arlington, as was Fort Cor coran, though the latter was better situated than the former. Fort Ellsworth was but a weak field-fortification.
The main efforts of the officers were to strengthen the [90] II ^1 V>] . It COMPLETING THE BARRICADE AT ALEXANDRIA When Brigadier-General Her man Haupt was put in charge of all the railroads centering in Washington in 1861 his first care was to safeguard them as far as possible from the destructive Confederate ra...iders. He built a stockade around the machine shops and yard of the Orange & Alex andria Railroad, with block houses at the points most vulnerable to raiders. The citizens of Alexandria, terri fied by their exposed position across the Potomac close to the battlefield of Bull Run, entrenched themselves as best they could, before the great forts about them were com pleted. The lower view is looking up Duke Street from Pioneer Mill. The heavy stockade, inside the city, sug gests how acute were the apprehensions of its inhabi tants.
What to read after The Photographic History of the Civil War volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Francis Trevelyan, 1877-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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