Vicksburg a Poem
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Far on the left, impetuous, behold 150 McClernancl with his chiefs. Of these, Hovey the far flank holds among the een; Beyond the sight the brave McArthur keeps Space to the river from his corps removed. Next Hovey, Austerhaus, whose English speech Is broken; not his deeds, for none more brave than he, Divisions main were these, and that which lay Beside them on the right, Carr led; of speech Not loud, but speaking more in act. And next Came Smith, the fiery, like the molten stream Down Etna s ...side, nor careful in smooth words. And Quimby, of McPherson s corps, next lay; And swarthy Logan bold, held farther line, And Ransom joined him, touching Sherman s left, With Blair and Tuttle brave and true, as Steele Who failed not, swinging round to river far North and above the city. And to tell Who bravest were of these, or those unnamed, Of rank the less to private, hard the task, And task refused.
The while the General stood Waiting upon the height, the deep loud stroke Of signal cannon bore the word to charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Far on the left, impetuous, behold 150 McClernancl with his chiefs. Of these, Hovey the far flank holds among the een; Beyond the sight the brave McArthur keeps Space to the river from his corps removed. Next Hovey, Austerhaus, whose English speech Is broken; not his deeds, for none more brave than he, Divisions main were these, and that which lay Beside them on the right, Carr led; of speech Not loud, but speaking more in act. And next Came Smith, the fiery, like the molten stream Down Etna s ...side, nor careful in smooth words. And Quimby, of McPherson s corps, next lay; And swarthy Logan bold, held farther line, And Ransom joined him, touching Sherman s left, With Blair and Tuttle brave and true, as Steele Who failed not, swinging round to river far North and above the city. And to tell Who bravest were of these, or those unnamed, Of rank the less to private, hard the task, And task refused.
The while the General stood Waiting upon the height, the deep loud stroke Of signal cannon bore the word to charge.
What to read after Vicksburg a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Albert Hobbs to read onlineMoreLess
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