Three Months in the Southern States, April-June 1863
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It is, moreover, obstructed by double rows of pine piles, and all sorts of ingenioustorpedos, besides being commanded by carefully constructed forts, armedwith heavy guns, and built either on islands or on piles.
Their names are Fort Pinto, Fort Spanish River, Apalache, andBlakeley. [33] The garrisons of these forts complained of their being unhealthy, and Idid not doubt the assertion. Before landing, we boarded two ironcladfloating-batteries. The Confederate fleet at Mobile is considerable, an...dreflects great credit upon the energy of the Mobilians, as it has beenconstructed since the commencement of the war. During the trip, Ioverheard General Maury soliloquising over a Yankee flag, and saying, "Well, I never should have believed that I could have lived to see theday in which I should detest that old flag. " He is cousin to LieutenantMaury, who has distinguished himself so much by his writings, onphysical geography especially. The family seems to be a very militaryone. His brother is captain of the Confederate steamer Georgia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is, moreover, obstructed by double rows of pine piles, and all sorts of ingenioustorpedos, besides being commanded by carefully constructed forts, armedwith heavy guns, and built either on islands or on piles.
Their names are Fort Pinto, Fort Spanish River, Apalache, andBlakeley. [33] The garrisons of these forts complained of their being unhealthy, and Idid not doubt the assertion. Before landing, we boarded two ironcladfloating-batteries. The Confederate fleet at Mobile is considerable, an...dreflects great credit upon the energy of the Mobilians, as it has beenconstructed since the commencement of the war. During the trip, Ioverheard General Maury soliloquising over a Yankee flag, and saying, "Well, I never should have believed that I could have lived to see theday in which I should detest that old flag. " He is cousin to LieutenantMaury, who has distinguished himself so much by his writings, onphysical geography especially. The family seems to be a very militaryone. His brother is captain of the Confederate steamer Georgia.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fremantle Arthur James Lyon to read onlineMoreLess
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