The Southerner : a Romance of the Real Lincoln
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The morning hours had been spent in driving in the skirmishers and feeling the enemy's positions. Lee had given orders for a general charge on a signal yell from Armistead's brigade. He was now waiting the arrival of all his available forces before attacking.
Late in the afternoon General D. H. Hill heard a shout followed by a roar of musketry and immediately ordered his division to charge. No other General 231 THE SOUTHERNER seemed to have heard it and the charge was made with- out support. It... was magnificent, but it was not war, it was sheer butchery. No army could have stood be- fore the galling fire of those massed batteries.
Ned's regiment had deployed in a wood on the edge of a wide field at the foot of the hill. Their move- ment caught the eye of a battery on the heights which opened with six guns squarely on their heads.
The struggling, shattered remnants of a regiment which had been all but annihilated fell back through these woods, stumbling against the waiting men.
Ned saw a soldier with a Minie ball sticking in the centre of his forehead, the blood oozing from the round, clean-cut hole beside the lead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The morning hours had been spent in driving in the skirmishers and feeling the enemy's positions. Lee had given orders for a general charge on a signal yell from Armistead's brigade. He was now waiting the arrival of all his available forces before attacking.
Late in the afternoon General D. H. Hill heard a shout followed by a roar of musketry and immediately ordered his division to charge. No other General 231 THE SOUTHERNER seemed to have heard it and the charge was made with- out support. It... was magnificent, but it was not war, it was sheer butchery. No army could have stood be- fore the galling fire of those massed batteries.
Ned's regiment had deployed in a wood on the edge of a wide field at the foot of the hill. Their move- ment caught the eye of a battery on the heights which opened with six guns squarely on their heads.
The struggling, shattered remnants of a regiment which had been all but annihilated fell back through these woods, stumbling against the waiting men.
Ned saw a soldier with a Minie ball sticking in the centre of his forehead, the blood oozing from the round, clean-cut hole beside the lead.
What to read after The Southerner : a Romance of the Real Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon, Thomas, 1864-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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