Sergeant York And His People
Sergeant York And His People
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This rifle stopped the British at Bunker Hill and Kings Mountain, andover its long barrel Alvin York and some of the best shots of theAmerican army learned to bring their sights upward to the mark and tipthe hair-trigger when the bead first reached its object.
It was training acquired in the forest, the same manner of marksmanship, the same self-reliance and individual resourcefulness as a soldier thatgave to Sergeant York the power to come back over the hill in ArgonneForest, bringing one hund...red and thirty-two prisoners, and to the armyunder Andrew Jackson at New Orleans, more than a hundred years before, the fighting resource to achieve victory with a loss of eight killed andthirteen wounded, while England's records show that "about threethousand of the British were struck with rifle bullets. " [Footnote: From "The True Andrew Jackson, " by Cyrus Townsend Brady, Chap. IV, p. 88; published by J. B. Lippincott Co. , 1906. ] The man trained behind the muzzle-loading rifle in all the wars Americahas fought has been individually a fighter and "a shot, " formerly butlittle skilled in military training, who while obeying orders foughtalong lines of personal initiative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This rifle stopped the British at Bunker Hill and Kings Mountain, andover its long barrel Alvin York and some of the best shots of theAmerican army learned to bring their sights upward to the mark and tipthe hair-trigger when the bead first reached its object.
It was training acquired in the forest, the same manner of marksmanship, the same self-reliance and individual resourcefulness as a soldier thatgave to Sergeant York the power to come back over the hill in ArgonneForest, bringing one hund...red and thirty-two prisoners, and to the armyunder Andrew Jackson at New Orleans, more than a hundred years before, the fighting resource to achieve victory with a loss of eight killed andthirteen wounded, while England's records show that "about threethousand of the British were struck with rifle bullets. " [Footnote: From "The True Andrew Jackson, " by Cyrus Townsend Brady, Chap. IV, p. 88; published by J. B. Lippincott Co. , 1906. ] The man trained behind the muzzle-loading rifle in all the wars Americahas fought has been individually a fighter and "a shot, " formerly butlittle skilled in military training, who while obeying orders foughtalong lines of personal initiative.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cowan Sam Kinkade to read onlineMoreLess
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