The Rebellion Record a Diary of American Events With Documents Narratives
The Rebellion Record a Diary of American Events With Documents Narratives
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The Second and Sixth corps were designated for the movement, while the Eighteenth was brought from Butler, and with the Fifth and Ninth holds the old works. Thus three corps •were stretched over the ground until then occu- pied by four. The distance from the left of that line, being Warren's left, to the point on the Weldon road which it was thought might be struck, is five miles or thereabout. The Second corps under Birney, had gained position on Warren's left on Tuesday — so withclrawn, how- ...ever, as not to attract the attention of the enemy. By yesterday morning the Sixth had assumed a similar relation toward the Second, and now the two corps advanced toward the railroad, still three miles distant.
Whether the enemy penetrated the design, or happened to be making a reconnoissance in force on his own account, he seems to have been moving toward ua simultaneously with our ad- vance. This was about noon yesterday, and the collision was but an hour or two later. The country was utterly unknown to us, or if any- thing was known as to tlie direction and ter- mini of roads, and the distances between given points, it was so vague and faulty that ii only served to mislead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Second and Sixth corps were designated for the movement, while the Eighteenth was brought from Butler, and with the Fifth and Ninth holds the old works. Thus three corps •were stretched over the ground until then occu- pied by four. The distance from the left of that line, being Warren's left, to the point on the Weldon road which it was thought might be struck, is five miles or thereabout. The Second corps under Birney, had gained position on Warren's left on Tuesday — so withclrawn, how- ...ever, as not to attract the attention of the enemy. By yesterday morning the Sixth had assumed a similar relation toward the Second, and now the two corps advanced toward the railroad, still three miles distant.
Whether the enemy penetrated the design, or happened to be making a reconnoissance in force on his own account, he seems to have been moving toward ua simultaneously with our ad- vance. This was about noon yesterday, and the collision was but an hour or two later. The country was utterly unknown to us, or if any- thing was known as to tlie direction and ter- mini of roads, and the distances between given points, it was so vague and faulty that ii only served to mislead.
What to read after The Rebellion Record a Diary of American Events With Documents Narratives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Mosheim Smucker to read onlineMoreLess
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