Let There Be Light (2010)
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They stood in four rows.
“Men,” said the captain, running his eyes over their faces, “I just received a wire from General John Bell Hood in Rome, Georgia. He informed me of a battle that took place two days ago just outside that city. General Hood’s wire went on to say that he and his regiment took ninety-one Union soldiers as prisoners during the battle. Those ninety-one prisoners are being brought by train to Macon, then they will be transported from Macon to us by wagons. They will arrive her...e at the camp sometime tomorrow afternoon.”
Some of the guards’ faces twisted as they looked at each other; there was a buzzing of voices.
Wirz had lost the use of his left arm in the Battle of Seven Pines in 1862. While it hung like a dead limb from his shoulder, he raised his right arm and waved his hand. “Men, listen to me! I don’t like having to crowd this prison even worse, but there is no choice in the matter. We’ll have to make room for the ninety-one new prisoners.”
Sergeant Dan Tyler, who was known by all to be the epitome of optimism, raised his hand from his position in the first row.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They stood in four rows.
“Men,” said the captain, running his eyes over their faces, “I just received a wire from General John Bell Hood in Rome, Georgia. He informed me of a battle that took place two days ago just outside that city. General Hood’s wire went on to say that he and his regiment took ninety-one Union soldiers as prisoners during the battle. Those ninety-one prisoners are being brought by train to Macon, then they will be transported from Macon to us by wagons. They will arrive her...e at the camp sometime tomorrow afternoon.”
Some of the guards’ faces twisted as they looked at each other; there was a buzzing of voices.
Wirz had lost the use of his left arm in the Battle of Seven Pines in 1862. While it hung like a dead limb from his shoulder, he raised his right arm and waved his hand. “Men, listen to me! I don’t like having to crowd this prison even worse, but there is no choice in the matter. We’ll have to make room for the ninety-one new prisoners.”
Sergeant Dan Tyler, who was known by all to be the epitome of optimism, raised his hand from his position in the first row.
What to read after Let There Be Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Al Lacy to read onlineMoreLess
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