Under the Stars And Bars Or Memories of Four Years Service With the Oglethorpe
Under the Stars And Bars Or Memories of Four Years Service With the Oglethorpe
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Gen. Bate rode up to our line and asked, "What command is this?'' "63rd Ga. , " was the reply. "Why, boys, you lie mighty close. I came very near riding over you without seeing yo. I. Never tell Bate to lie down any more, " and wo cidn"t.
168 UNDER THE STARS AXD BARS.
PAT CLEBURNE AS AN ORATOR.
Gen. Cleburne was a better lighter than speaker, and yet his oratory was sometimes very effective. Of his ad- dress on the occasion above referred to I recall but a single sentiment uttered by him. After... referring to the outrages committed by Northern troops on Southern soil he said, '"I am not fighting for right, I am fighting for vengeance. " Of another address delivered by him on th«j same day 1 retain a more vivid recollection. Two soldiers of our brigade had appropriated a hog belong- ing to some citizen living near Gadsden, and tlie matter was reported to Gen. Cleburne. The brigade was order- ed oiTt and formed into a hollow square facing inwards. The two culprits were brought in under guard and pjaced in the center of the square and then Cleburne and his staff rode in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gen. Bate rode up to our line and asked, "What command is this?'' "63rd Ga. , " was the reply. "Why, boys, you lie mighty close. I came very near riding over you without seeing yo. I. Never tell Bate to lie down any more, " and wo cidn"t.
168 UNDER THE STARS AXD BARS.
PAT CLEBURNE AS AN ORATOR.
Gen. Cleburne was a better lighter than speaker, and yet his oratory was sometimes very effective. Of his ad- dress on the occasion above referred to I recall but a single sentiment uttered by him. After... referring to the outrages committed by Northern troops on Southern soil he said, '"I am not fighting for right, I am fighting for vengeance. " Of another address delivered by him on th«j same day 1 retain a more vivid recollection. Two soldiers of our brigade had appropriated a hog belong- ing to some citizen living near Gadsden, and tlie matter was reported to Gen. Cleburne. The brigade was order- ed oiTt and formed into a hollow square facing inwards. The two culprits were brought in under guard and pjaced in the center of the square and then Cleburne and his staff rode in.
What to read after Under the Stars And Bars Or Memories of Four Years Service With the Oglethorpe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter a Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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