Notes of a Staff Officer of Our First New Jersey Brigade On the Seven Days Batt
Notes of a Staff Officer of Our First New Jersey Brigade On the Seven Days Batt
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General Taylor returned to where he had placed his headquarters under a great white pine tree, and my old servant, James Huggs, sat at the camp fire, for, although it had been a hot day, the nights were cool and the fire was lighted. Huggs says that about eleven o'clock while the General was walking up and down between the tree and the fire, the orderly on duty came up to the General and said that a messenger from General McClel- lan's headquarters wanted to see him outside of the rifle pit, an...d Huggs says that the General walked straight down that way, he, of course, not going with him. The next morning at grey day light, I awoke with the most intense gnawing hunger that I had 23 ever experienced in my life. I had had nothing to eat but three hard tack, two cups of coffee, and some cherries for two days, and I had ridden probably fifty miles in those two days. I had, more- over, been in a pretty severe fight and had an ugly wound in my leg wdiich hurt me every instant I sat in the saddle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Taylor returned to where he had placed his headquarters under a great white pine tree, and my old servant, James Huggs, sat at the camp fire, for, although it had been a hot day, the nights were cool and the fire was lighted. Huggs says that about eleven o'clock while the General was walking up and down between the tree and the fire, the orderly on duty came up to the General and said that a messenger from General McClel- lan's headquarters wanted to see him outside of the rifle pit, an...d Huggs says that the General walked straight down that way, he, of course, not going with him. The next morning at grey day light, I awoke with the most intense gnawing hunger that I had 23 ever experienced in my life. I had had nothing to eat but three hard tack, two cups of coffee, and some cherries for two days, and I had ridden probably fifty miles in those two days. I had, more- over, been in a pretty severe fight and had an ugly wound in my leg wdiich hurt me every instant I sat in the saddle.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Burd Edward Burd Grubb to read onlineMoreLess
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