The Potomac And the Rapidan
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Not pursued, but still defeated, and with great loss. Then our lines fell back to Centre\'ille, and held a strong position.
200 THE POTOMAC AND THE RAPIDAN.
In the mean time General Banks was near Bristow Sta- tion, four miles below Manassas Junction. Valuable stores Avere there. General Hooker had driven the enemy away from the Junction. The stores were being rapidly removed.
But during Friday, during Saturday, the corps Avas not sum- moned to the field. All day Friday we impatiently heard the... steady fire. Saturday night found us still between Bris- ■, tow and Manassas Junction. Sunday morning wc were suddenly ordered to burn stores, burn heavy baggage, and make a forced march by a long detour. Our direct com- munication with the army was sundered. So past the flames of long lines of burning cars, past exploding ammunition, Ave hastened to Brentsville, forded the rapidly rising Occoquan Creek, and by noon had safely come into junction Avith the main army. It Avas well done. General Banks did it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not pursued, but still defeated, and with great loss. Then our lines fell back to Centre\'ille, and held a strong position.
200 THE POTOMAC AND THE RAPIDAN.
In the mean time General Banks was near Bristow Sta- tion, four miles below Manassas Junction. Valuable stores Avere there. General Hooker had driven the enemy away from the Junction. The stores were being rapidly removed.
But during Friday, during Saturday, the corps Avas not sum- moned to the field. All day Friday we impatiently heard the... steady fire. Saturday night found us still between Bris- ■, tow and Manassas Junction. Sunday morning wc were suddenly ordered to burn stores, burn heavy baggage, and make a forced march by a long detour. Our direct com- munication with the army was sundered. So past the flames of long lines of burning cars, past exploding ammunition, Ave hastened to Brentsville, forded the rapidly rising Occoquan Creek, and by noon had safely come into junction Avith the main army. It Avas well done. General Banks did it.
What to read after The Potomac And the Rapidan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quint, Alonzo H[all], 1828-1896. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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