Forty Six Months With the Fourth R I Volunteers in the War of 1861 to 1865 V
Forty Six Months With the Fourth R I Volunteers in the War of 1861 to 1865 V
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John A. Dix, Gen. Geo. W. Getty second in command of the expedidon.
The day was extremely hot, and the boys, unable to bear any extra load on their shoulders through the hot sand and •dust, began at each successive halt to relieve their knap- sacks of all superfluous matter. First, overcoats or blan- kets were cast away ; then followed clothing of various kinds, and for miles the road was strewn with these articles, which proved a god-send to the colored people, poor whites, or " bushwackers, "... residing along the line of march, who gathered them up after we had passed by.
At evening we reached a place called King William's Court House, and passing on about a mile the other side, halted, and encamped for the night. There was a large field close by, filled with stacks of straw, and the men of the whole command at once made a raid on it, each one carrying a bundle to his quarters, for a bed to lie on.
The owner of the straw entered a complaint against us to the general. That officer sent orders to each regiment 208 FORTY-SIX MONTHS WITH THE to return the straw to the place where they found it, which was done, and piled up in one vast heap, in the middle of the field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John A. Dix, Gen. Geo. W. Getty second in command of the expedidon.
The day was extremely hot, and the boys, unable to bear any extra load on their shoulders through the hot sand and •dust, began at each successive halt to relieve their knap- sacks of all superfluous matter. First, overcoats or blan- kets were cast away ; then followed clothing of various kinds, and for miles the road was strewn with these articles, which proved a god-send to the colored people, poor whites, or " bushwackers, "... residing along the line of march, who gathered them up after we had passed by.
At evening we reached a place called King William's Court House, and passing on about a mile the other side, halted, and encamped for the night. There was a large field close by, filled with stacks of straw, and the men of the whole command at once made a raid on it, each one carrying a bundle to his quarters, for a bed to lie on.
The owner of the straw entered a complaint against us to the general. That officer sent orders to each regiment 208 FORTY-SIX MONTHS WITH THE to return the straw to the place where they found it, which was done, and piled up in one vast heap, in the middle of the field.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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