My Days And Nights On the Battle-Field
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Colonel Moore marched at three o'clock. General Prentiss did not expecta battle, but the appearance of the Rebels along the lines led him totake these precautions.
About the time Colonel Moore reached the pickets the Rebel skirmisherscame in sight. The firing began. The pickets resolutely maintained theirground, but the Rebels pushed on. Colonel Moore, hearing the firing, hastened forward. It was hardly light enough to distinguish men fromtrees, but the steady advance of the Rebels convinced hi...m that they weremaking a serious demonstration. He sent a messenger to General Prentissfor the balance of his regiment, which was sent forward. At the sametime General Prentiss issued orders for the remainder of his division toform.
[Illustration: PITTSBURG LANDING.
1 Hurlburt's division. 2 W. H. L. Wallace's division. 3 McClernand's division. 4 Sherman's division. 5 Prentiss's division. 6 Stuart's brigade. 7 Lewis Wallace's division. 8 Gunboats. 9 Transports. 10 Ravine. A Hardee's line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Colonel Moore marched at three o'clock. General Prentiss did not expecta battle, but the appearance of the Rebels along the lines led him totake these precautions.
About the time Colonel Moore reached the pickets the Rebel skirmisherscame in sight. The firing began. The pickets resolutely maintained theirground, but the Rebels pushed on. Colonel Moore, hearing the firing, hastened forward. It was hardly light enough to distinguish men fromtrees, but the steady advance of the Rebels convinced hi...m that they weremaking a serious demonstration. He sent a messenger to General Prentissfor the balance of his regiment, which was sent forward. At the sametime General Prentiss issued orders for the remainder of his division toform.
[Illustration: PITTSBURG LANDING.
1 Hurlburt's division. 2 W. H. L. Wallace's division. 3 McClernand's division. 4 Sherman's division. 5 Prentiss's division. 6 Stuart's brigade. 7 Lewis Wallace's division. 8 Gunboats. 9 Transports. 10 Ravine. A Hardee's line.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coffin, Charles Carleton, 1823-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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