The Secret Service the Field the Dungeon And the Escape
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" In one tree I counted sixty bullet-holes ; another bore marks of more than ninety balls within ten feet of the ground. Sometimes, for several yards in the dense ehubbery, it was difficult to find a twig as large as one s finger, which had not been cut off by balls.
A friend of mine counted one hundred and twenty- six dead Rebels, lying where they fell, upon an area less than fifty yards wide and a quarter of a mile long. One of our details buried in a single trench one hundred and forty -seve...n of the enemy, including three lieutenant- colonels and four majors.
But our forces, overpowered by numbers, fell farther and further back, while the Rebels took possession of many Union camps. At night, our line, originally three miles in length, was shortened to three-quarters of a mile.
For weeks the inscrutable Buell had been leisurely marching through Kentucky and Tennessee, to join Grant. He arrived at the supreme moment. At four o clock on that Sunday afternoon, General Nelson, of Kentucky, who commanded Buell s advance, crossed the Tennessee, and rode up to Grant and his staff when the battle was raging.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In one tree I counted sixty bullet-holes ; another bore marks of more than ninety balls within ten feet of the ground. Sometimes, for several yards in the dense ehubbery, it was difficult to find a twig as large as one s finger, which had not been cut off by balls.
A friend of mine counted one hundred and twenty- six dead Rebels, lying where they fell, upon an area less than fifty yards wide and a quarter of a mile long. One of our details buried in a single trench one hundred and forty -seve...n of the enemy, including three lieutenant- colonels and four majors.
But our forces, overpowered by numbers, fell farther and further back, while the Rebels took possession of many Union camps. At night, our line, originally three miles in length, was shortened to three-quarters of a mile.
For weeks the inscrutable Buell had been leisurely marching through Kentucky and Tennessee, to join Grant. He arrived at the supreme moment. At four o clock on that Sunday afternoon, General Nelson, of Kentucky, who commanded Buell s advance, crossed the Tennessee, and rode up to Grant and his staff when the battle was raging.
What to read after The Secret Service the Field the Dungeon And the Escape?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert D Albert Deane Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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