With Porter in North Missouri; a Chapter in the History of the War Between the States
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This slight cor- roboration is all the verification of this story I have been able to get after very considerable effort. I have failed to learn if Case had a wound in the temple as well as in the stomach, and failed to learn if he ever did guard duty at a military prison. I have no criticism for the man who did the horrible deed. Had his position been mine I believe that the admonition "Vengeance is mine, and I will repay," would have guided my action, but I do not know.
When the pickets retur...ned Colonel Porter sent two mounted men to make a more extended reconnaissance.
They returned in a short time Avith the report that the enemy had gone for good. Captain Penny proposed a dash after them and Captain Porter thought it would be a fine thing to do and he was sure his men would like to have the opportunity. Colonel Porter would not consent.
"'No, I can't see that anything could be accomplished by following the_ enemy. We might give them a drive and kill a dozen of them and we might lose a man or two, and I wouldn't give one of my men for a dozen dead Federals unless to gain some particular purpose." »We called this engagement Botts Bluff; the Federal records call it Santa Fe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This slight cor- roboration is all the verification of this story I have been able to get after very considerable effort. I have failed to learn if Case had a wound in the temple as well as in the stomach, and failed to learn if he ever did guard duty at a military prison. I have no criticism for the man who did the horrible deed. Had his position been mine I believe that the admonition "Vengeance is mine, and I will repay," would have guided my action, but I do not know.
When the pickets retur...ned Colonel Porter sent two mounted men to make a more extended reconnaissance.
They returned in a short time Avith the report that the enemy had gone for good. Captain Penny proposed a dash after them and Captain Porter thought it would be a fine thing to do and he was sure his men would like to have the opportunity. Colonel Porter would not consent.
"'No, I can't see that anything could be accomplished by following the_ enemy. We might give them a drive and kill a dozen of them and we might lose a man or two, and I wouldn't give one of my men for a dozen dead Federals unless to gain some particular purpose." »We called this engagement Botts Bluff; the Federal records call it Santa Fe.
What to read after With Porter in North Missouri; a Chapter in the History of the War Between the States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mudd, Joseph A. (Joseph Aloysius), B. 1842 to read onlineMoreLess
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