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For some time past there has been a concentration of prisoners from all parts of the rebel territory to the State of Georgia — the commissioned officers being confined at Macon, and the enlisted men at Andersonville.
1 68 MARTYRIA, OR Recent movements of the Union armies under General Sherman have compelled the removal of prisoners to other points, and it is now understood that they ^^•ill be removed to Savannah, Georgia, and Columbus and Charles- ton, South Carolina. But no change of this kind... holds out any prospect of relief to our poor men. Indeed, as the localities selected are far more unhealthy, there must be an increase rather than a diminution of suffering.
Colonel Hill, provost-marshal general Confederate States army, at Atlanta, stated to one of the undersigned that there were thirty-five thousand prisoners at Ander- sonville, and by all accounts from the United States sol- diers who have been confined tJiere, the number is not overstated by him. These thirty-five thousand are con- fined in a field of some thirty acres, enclosed by a board fence, heavily guarded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For some time past there has been a concentration of prisoners from all parts of the rebel territory to the State of Georgia — the commissioned officers being confined at Macon, and the enlisted men at Andersonville.
1 68 MARTYRIA, OR Recent movements of the Union armies under General Sherman have compelled the removal of prisoners to other points, and it is now understood that they ^^•ill be removed to Savannah, Georgia, and Columbus and Charles- ton, South Carolina. But no change of this kind... holds out any prospect of relief to our poor men. Indeed, as the localities selected are far more unhealthy, there must be an increase rather than a diminution of suffering.
Colonel Hill, provost-marshal general Confederate States army, at Atlanta, stated to one of the undersigned that there were thirty-five thousand prisoners at Ander- sonville, and by all accounts from the United States sol- diers who have been confined tJiere, the number is not overstated by him. These thirty-five thousand are con- fined in a field of some thirty acres, enclosed by a board fence, heavily guarded.
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