World War Iv: a Broken Union
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While the ships Delun offered to ferry Rodion’s men across the Pacific had some armament, they did not have the numbers to engage the strong western fleet of the North Americans. No, Rodion would crush them with his army. Boots splashed into the frigid waters, and stiff hands pulled the boat up the shoreline, oars sticking out of the top. The men puffed frost with each breath. Sweat and water froze in their thick beards.
General Rodion was the first on shore and made his way up the burned ...and pillaged fishing village the Americans had set up on the Alaskan coast. He loosened the collar of his jacket, letting the cold air chill his hot body. For Rodion, it was never cold enough.
Dozens of other boats pulled ashore, bringing with them more men and provisions. Rodion looked back out to the bay, where over one hundred ships carried his army, nearly two hundred thousand strong. With the might of his army behind him, and the Americans’ leaders split in two, he’d take these lands with ease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the ships Delun offered to ferry Rodion’s men across the Pacific had some armament, they did not have the numbers to engage the strong western fleet of the North Americans. No, Rodion would crush them with his army. Boots splashed into the frigid waters, and stiff hands pulled the boat up the shoreline, oars sticking out of the top. The men puffed frost with each breath. Sweat and water froze in their thick beards.
General Rodion was the first on shore and made his way up the burned ...and pillaged fishing village the Americans had set up on the Alaskan coast. He loosened the collar of his jacket, letting the cold air chill his hot body. For Rodion, it was never cold enough.
Dozens of other boats pulled ashore, bringing with them more men and provisions. Rodion looked back out to the bay, where over one hundred ships carried his army, nearly two hundred thousand strong. With the might of his army behind him, and the Americans’ leaders split in two, he’d take these lands with ease.
What to read after World War Iv: a Broken Union?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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