Life in Tent & Field, 1861-1865
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Steam tugs were plying back and forth, towing vessels filled with troops, horses, cannon and ammunition of all descriptions.
We came on shore in a small boat, carefully avoiding the countless moving vessels, and found the whole coast lined with troops, tents, camps, piles of cannon, cannon balls and shell, and the same activity as on the water. Almost the first person I met was Joe Twitchell, a classmate of Captain Hannahs', and now Chaplain of the Seventy-first New York. A few minutes later so...meone hit me a rap on the back which almost knocked me down, and turning round, full of in- dignation, I was almost hugged to death by John Tyler, a classmate of mine and now on General Smith's staff.
While we were all talking Bob Fitzhugh walks up and surprises us all. Bob's battery was en- camped just opposite and not a stone's throw from my Battalion.
After spending as much time with them as we could spare we came over to camp, found our other Companies busy as could be practising all sorts of mounted maneuvers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Steam tugs were plying back and forth, towing vessels filled with troops, horses, cannon and ammunition of all descriptions.
We came on shore in a small boat, carefully avoiding the countless moving vessels, and found the whole coast lined with troops, tents, camps, piles of cannon, cannon balls and shell, and the same activity as on the water. Almost the first person I met was Joe Twitchell, a classmate of Captain Hannahs', and now Chaplain of the Seventy-first New York. A few minutes later so...meone hit me a rap on the back which almost knocked me down, and turning round, full of in- dignation, I was almost hugged to death by John Tyler, a classmate of mine and now on General Smith's staff.
While we were all talking Bob Fitzhugh walks up and surprises us all. Bob's battery was en- camped just opposite and not a stone's throw from my Battalion.
After spending as much time with them as we could spare we came over to camp, found our other Companies busy as could be practising all sorts of mounted maneuvers.
What to read after Life in Tent & Field, 1861-1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mckinney, Edward Pascal to read onlineMoreLess
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