Illinois At Shiloh Report of the Shiloh Battlefield Commission And Ceremonies a
Illinois At Shiloh Report of the Shiloh Battlefield Commission And Ceremonies a
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About eight o'clock Sunday morning, April 6th, 1862, this regiment, in command of Lieutenant Colonel A. L. Chetlain, was ordered with the 9th Illinois and Willard's battery, south on the Hamburg and Savannah road, the intention being to get in touch with Stuart's brigade, which was holding the extreme left of the field.
At this time the uniform of the regiment consisted of a grey jacket and trousers. Before reaching the crossing of the main Corinth road, the regiment was halted and the new blue... uniform taken from wagons in waiting and donned by the regiment, the boys shedding their suits of grey and piling them in a long row beside the road.
The regiment then resumed the march, but was stopped near the south end of the Peach Orchard, where, turning to the left in the direction of the river, they deployed into line of battle about 600 yards east of the Hamburg road, and on the south slope of a hill that terminated in a ravine running nearly east and west. The 9th Illinois on the same ravine joined the 12th on the right and extended the line nearly to the Hamburg road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About eight o'clock Sunday morning, April 6th, 1862, this regiment, in command of Lieutenant Colonel A. L. Chetlain, was ordered with the 9th Illinois and Willard's battery, south on the Hamburg and Savannah road, the intention being to get in touch with Stuart's brigade, which was holding the extreme left of the field.
At this time the uniform of the regiment consisted of a grey jacket and trousers. Before reaching the crossing of the main Corinth road, the regiment was halted and the new blue... uniform taken from wagons in waiting and donned by the regiment, the boys shedding their suits of grey and piling them in a long row beside the road.
The regiment then resumed the march, but was stopped near the south end of the Peach Orchard, where, turning to the left in the direction of the river, they deployed into line of battle about 600 yards east of the Hamburg road, and on the south slope of a hill that terminated in a ravine running nearly east and west. The 9th Illinois on the same ravine joined the 12th on the right and extended the line nearly to the Hamburg road.
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