Gen. William B. Franklin And the Operations of the Left Wing At the Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862
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Reynolds seems to be holding his own. Things look somewhat better." The work of the day so far had fully demonstrated that there was a heavy force of infantry and artillery along Franklin's entire front, with three brigades of cavalry with artillery up against his left under Double- day, whose report shows a hard and successful day's work. Every part of his line had been under more or less pressure, and when Meade and Gibbon had under- taken to penetrate, not only had they been repulsed with... great loss, but the enemy had come promptly on after, and was being held back only by steady fighting.
In consequence of the orders under which he had been 28 until now required to act, his command was strung out from across Deep Run to near the Massaponax. Two of his divisions had suffered severely and could be called upon again only in case of absolute necessity. Two more had had heavy fighting, though not yet exhausted.
Four brigades of Lee's had abundantly sufficed to take care of Marye's heights ; he had had to move no troops up from his right, and was rather in a position to strengthen Jackson's hand if need be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M.
Reynolds seems to be holding his own. Things look somewhat better." The work of the day so far had fully demonstrated that there was a heavy force of infantry and artillery along Franklin's entire front, with three brigades of cavalry with artillery up against his left under Double- day, whose report shows a hard and successful day's work. Every part of his line had been under more or less pressure, and when Meade and Gibbon had under- taken to penetrate, not only had they been repulsed with... great loss, but the enemy had come promptly on after, and was being held back only by steady fighting.
In consequence of the orders under which he had been 28 until now required to act, his command was strung out from across Deep Run to near the Massaponax. Two of his divisions had suffered severely and could be called upon again only in case of absolute necessity. Two more had had heavy fighting, though not yet exhausted.
Four brigades of Lee's had abundantly sufficed to take care of Marye's heights ; he had had to move no troops up from his right, and was rather in a position to strengthen Jackson's hand if need be.
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