The Story of the Battle of Gettysburg And Description of the Painting of the Repulse of Longstreet's Assault By James Walker And of the Steel Engraving From It By H. B. Hall, Jr
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He succeeded in reaching the fence at the foot of the bluff, but with ranks broken, and his men evidently disheartened. Some succeeded in getting over the fence into the slashing, from which, and behind the fence, they kept up a murderous fire. * * * 40 GETTYSBURG DESCRIPTIVE KEY.
Extract from a Letter from Cai'tain Owens, commanoinc; 151ST Pennsylvania Volunteers.
* * * The enemy made their appearance a little to the left of our position, but marching in an oblique direction, until they had mo...ved to the right of us. For some reason, I do not know what, the 2d corps troops moved to the right, and the 20th New York State Militia-'" and the 151st Pennsylvania volun- teers''^ followed, loading and firing as we ran, until we got to a small grove M, which seemed to be the point aimed at by the enemy. * * * E.\tract from Brigadier-General Stannard's Report.
* * * The charge was aimed directly upon my command,''" but owing, apparently, to the firm front shown them, the enemy ^^-^ diverged midway, and came upon the line upon my right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He succeeded in reaching the fence at the foot of the bluff, but with ranks broken, and his men evidently disheartened. Some succeeded in getting over the fence into the slashing, from which, and behind the fence, they kept up a murderous fire. * * * 40 GETTYSBURG DESCRIPTIVE KEY.
Extract from a Letter from Cai'tain Owens, commanoinc; 151ST Pennsylvania Volunteers.
* * * The enemy made their appearance a little to the left of our position, but marching in an oblique direction, until they had mo...ved to the right of us. For some reason, I do not know what, the 2d corps troops moved to the right, and the 20th New York State Militia-'" and the 151st Pennsylvania volun- teers''^ followed, loading and firing as we ran, until we got to a small grove M, which seemed to be the point aimed at by the enemy. * * * E.\tract from Brigadier-General Stannard's Report.
* * * The charge was aimed directly upon my command,''" but owing, apparently, to the firm front shown them, the enemy ^^-^ diverged midway, and came upon the line upon my right.
What to read after The Story of the Battle of Gettysburg And Description of the Painting of the Repulse of Longstreet's Assault By James Walker And of the Steel Engraving From It By H. B. Hall, Jr?
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