Personal Recollections of the War of 1861 As Private Sergeant And Lieutenant I
Personal Recollections of the War of 1861 As Private Sergeant And Lieutenant I
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- The men ]'cij down together as closely as they could pack themselves, but it Avas an uncomfortable night. Under such hardships men become impatient and reckless, and prefer a fight to the discomfort. We occupied this ground next day. Towards jiight a very hard rain came down, which gave ns another rinsing. We moved back a piece where there w^ere large fresh brush jiiles. These we fired and, while they lasted we had comfortable warmth. Then we lay down on the wet ground and courted sleep. Abou...t 9 p. M. Orders were passed along to get up and move. We were all night in making a very few miles.
The next morning we learned that we were near Chantilla, where the night before we had a brush with the enemy in which we sustained a serious loss in the death of Gen. Philip Kearney. He was one of the men that had won the reputa- tion of loving the terrors of battle. He had lost an arm in Mexico, but single handed he would go into a fight, as an eater would go to a banquet. Kearney was a grandson of 53 Judge Watts, who owned land and had a house in the town of Sherburne, and, in his boyhood days, Kearney spent some time here with his grandfather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- The men ]'cij down together as closely as they could pack themselves, but it Avas an uncomfortable night. Under such hardships men become impatient and reckless, and prefer a fight to the discomfort. We occupied this ground next day. Towards jiight a very hard rain came down, which gave ns another rinsing. We moved back a piece where there w^ere large fresh brush jiiles. These we fired and, while they lasted we had comfortable warmth. Then we lay down on the wet ground and courted sleep. Abou...t 9 p. M. Orders were passed along to get up and move. We were all night in making a very few miles.
The next morning we learned that we were near Chantilla, where the night before we had a brush with the enemy in which we sustained a serious loss in the death of Gen. Philip Kearney. He was one of the men that had won the reputa- tion of loving the terrors of battle. He had lost an arm in Mexico, but single handed he would go into a fight, as an eater would go to a banquet. Kearney was a grandson of 53 Judge Watts, who owned land and had a house in the town of Sherburne, and, in his boyhood days, Kearney spent some time here with his grandfather.
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