The Unwritten South: Cause, Progress And Result of the Civil War, Relics of Hidden Truth After ...
The Unwritten South: Cause, Progress And Result of the Civil War, Relics of Hidden Truth After ...
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Consternation seized the ranks of the enemy from this unexpected attack and giving way they fled in confusion from the field, and they did not stop until they were across the long bridge and within the defences of Washington .
General Bartow was killed while rallying his brave Georgians, Progress of the War 99 While his life was ebbing out he exclaimed, 'TTes, they have killed me, but never give up the field." General Kirby Smith was dangerously wounded.
This ended one of the most remarkable ba...ttles of the world's history. The Confederates captured twenty-eight cannon and five thousand muskets. General Jackson, seeing the demoraliza- tion and panic stricken rout of the enemy, remarked that he believed with ten thousand fresh troops he could go into Wash- ington.
Here again the Confederate Government would not allow aggressive warfare, and Jackson was. ordered to dismiss such in- tentions from his mind. Jackson was much aggrieved at this veto of his suggestion. Had Jackson destroyed the navy, the treasury, etc., their cause had been assured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Consternation seized the ranks of the enemy from this unexpected attack and giving way they fled in confusion from the field, and they did not stop until they were across the long bridge and within the defences of Washington .
General Bartow was killed while rallying his brave Georgians, Progress of the War 99 While his life was ebbing out he exclaimed, 'TTes, they have killed me, but never give up the field." General Kirby Smith was dangerously wounded.
This ended one of the most remarkable ba...ttles of the world's history. The Confederates captured twenty-eight cannon and five thousand muskets. General Jackson, seeing the demoraliza- tion and panic stricken rout of the enemy, remarked that he believed with ten thousand fresh troops he could go into Wash- ington.
Here again the Confederate Government would not allow aggressive warfare, and Jackson was. ordered to dismiss such in- tentions from his mind. Jackson was much aggrieved at this veto of his suggestion. Had Jackson destroyed the navy, the treasury, etc., their cause had been assured.
What to read after The Unwritten South: Cause, Progress And Result of the Civil War, Relics of Hidden Truth After ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Clarence Stonebraker to read onlineMoreLess
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