Memories of the Civil War
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M. , after marching fourlccn hours.
May 5. In tlie Wilderness. Left camp, ad- vanced half a mile, and threw up hi-eastworks; skirmishing began, and we advanced into the fight, which was very hot work. Fell back to our works at night.
May 6. Left our line at three A. M. And went to the front; heavy skirmishing from day- light till dark. There has been some hard hght- ing on our left. At dark we went to the rear, then back to the front, where we stayed until midnight, then i-eturned to our works....
May 7. Was awakened about sunrise by heavy firing all along the line. Our brigade made a charo;e over tlie works; some tio^htinij; all day.
May 8. Sunday. We moved to tlie right at ten P. M. Last night. Came up with the enemy Leaves from my diary. 75 at eio:ht this morninfij: beavv tio;htino^. We are driving the enemy. Our regiment supported the Fifth Mass. Battery. Onr brigade charged the rebs works, with a loss of three hundred men. Fighting near Spottsylvania Courthouse.
May 9. Started at ten o'clock last night, and went to the front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. , after marching fourlccn hours.
May 5. In tlie Wilderness. Left camp, ad- vanced half a mile, and threw up hi-eastworks; skirmishing began, and we advanced into the fight, which was very hot work. Fell back to our works at night.
May 6. Left our line at three A. M. And went to the front; heavy skirmishing from day- light till dark. There has been some hard hght- ing on our left. At dark we went to the rear, then back to the front, where we stayed until midnight, then i-eturned to our works....
May 7. Was awakened about sunrise by heavy firing all along the line. Our brigade made a charo;e over tlie works; some tio^htinij; all day.
May 8. Sunday. We moved to tlie right at ten P. M. Last night. Came up with the enemy Leaves from my diary. 75 at eio:ht this morninfij: beavv tio;htino^. We are driving the enemy. Our regiment supported the Fifth Mass. Battery. Onr brigade charged the rebs works, with a loss of three hundred men. Fighting near Spottsylvania Courthouse.
May 9. Started at ten o'clock last night, and went to the front.
What to read after Memories of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry B James to read onlineMoreLess
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