Rebel Invasion of Missouri And Kansas, And the Campaign of the Army of the Border Against General Sterling Price, in October And November, 1864
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city seem more terrible, unless he were pressed too closely, to make a stand long enougli to attack where any resistance was made.
It should have been stated before that the Govern- ment stores, had been sent out under escort of the Quartermaster's employees. Small trains, however, had been detained, and the wagons used to barricade the streets.
The hours of the afternoon wore on more and more terribly. Up to noon our telegraphic commu- nication had been kept open. But it was then kept severed,... after the rebels had sent several confused dispatches, which succeeded only in awakening suspicion. Most of the women and children had been removed. A few ladies, however, determined to stay till the last moment, in hopes of being of use to the wounded, as they were in encouraging the defenders.
The sun moved towards the west. Several scout- ing parties were out, one of whom captured and brouglit into town three prisoners. About four o'clock. Colonel Blair arrived, and was greeted with the most earnest demonstrations of esteem and gladness ; for not only had they confidence in him as a soldier, but the news he brought of Price having turned east ended a most painful suspense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
city seem more terrible, unless he were pressed too closely, to make a stand long enougli to attack where any resistance was made.
It should have been stated before that the Govern- ment stores, had been sent out under escort of the Quartermaster's employees. Small trains, however, had been detained, and the wagons used to barricade the streets.
The hours of the afternoon wore on more and more terribly. Up to noon our telegraphic commu- nication had been kept open. But it was then kept severed,... after the rebels had sent several confused dispatches, which succeeded only in awakening suspicion. Most of the women and children had been removed. A few ladies, however, determined to stay till the last moment, in hopes of being of use to the wounded, as they were in encouraging the defenders.
The sun moved towards the west. Several scout- ing parties were out, one of whom captured and brouglit into town three prisoners. About four o'clock. Colonel Blair arrived, and was greeted with the most earnest demonstrations of esteem and gladness ; for not only had they confidence in him as a soldier, but the news he brought of Price having turned east ended a most painful suspense.
What to read after Rebel Invasion of Missouri And Kansas, And the Campaign of the Army of the Border Against General Sterling Price, in October And November, 1864?
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