History of Camp Life of Company C, Fifty-First Regiment
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They scattered us along the road towards Trenton about a mile. When our advance came into Pollocks- ville some rebel cavalry skedaddled in all directions pursued by our cavalry, so we supposed the enemy near by in some considerable force.
Our company was divided into little squads of three or four, extending down the road, except the three outposts where there was one man at a post. My post would have been the third, but I know not why the Captain placed me on the outpost. It was the coldest ni...ght we had and we were obliged to have no fire and to keep as still as possible.
About eleven the Captain sent two more men at each post so as to relieve the others. I believe I never suffered so much from cold before though being on the watch kept us warmer. We saw no enemy and had no alarm. In the morning the column advanced toward Trenton, leaving five coinj)anies of our regiment to guard the cross road. Captains Wood and Wheeler went on to Trenton. We returned to camp as soon as the column passed and spent our time in trying to make ourselves comfortable for the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They scattered us along the road towards Trenton about a mile. When our advance came into Pollocks- ville some rebel cavalry skedaddled in all directions pursued by our cavalry, so we supposed the enemy near by in some considerable force.
Our company was divided into little squads of three or four, extending down the road, except the three outposts where there was one man at a post. My post would have been the third, but I know not why the Captain placed me on the outpost. It was the coldest ni...ght we had and we were obliged to have no fire and to keep as still as possible.
About eleven the Captain sent two more men at each post so as to relieve the others. I believe I never suffered so much from cold before though being on the watch kept us warmer. We saw no enemy and had no alarm. In the morning the column advanced toward Trenton, leaving five coinj)anies of our regiment to guard the cross road. Captains Wood and Wheeler went on to Trenton. We returned to camp as soon as the column passed and spent our time in trying to make ourselves comfortable for the night.
What to read after History of Camp Life of Company C, Fifty-First Regiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierce, C[harles] F., of Worcester, Mass. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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