The Army in the Civil War volume 5
The Army in the Civil War volume 5
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And when it is remembered that the bridges were not thrown early on the 11th, and that the attack was not made nor the army crossed that day, and that the attack was not made the following day, nor until more than forty-eight hours after work on the bridges was begun, it will be clear that all di-eams of a surprise had vanished, and that the circumstances were well suited to filling the minds of Burnside's lieutenants with grave mis- giving.
General Hunt was chief of artillery in Burnside's arm...y. In that capacity he had charge of all the guns on the Federal side of the river. **In order, " he says, " to control the enemy's movements on the plain, to reply to and silence his batteries along the crest of the ridge, to command the town, to cover and protect the throwing of the bridges and the cross- ing of the trooi^s, and to j^rotect the left flank of the army from attacks in the direction of the Massaponax Biver, it; was necessary to cover the entire length with artillery, posted in such positions as were favorable to these pur- poses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when it is remembered that the bridges were not thrown early on the 11th, and that the attack was not made nor the army crossed that day, and that the attack was not made the following day, nor until more than forty-eight hours after work on the bridges was begun, it will be clear that all di-eams of a surprise had vanished, and that the circumstances were well suited to filling the minds of Burnside's lieutenants with grave mis- giving.
General Hunt was chief of artillery in Burnside's arm...y. In that capacity he had charge of all the guns on the Federal side of the river. **In order, " he says, " to control the enemy's movements on the plain, to reply to and silence his batteries along the crest of the ridge, to command the town, to cover and protect the throwing of the bridges and the cross- ing of the trooi^s, and to j^rotect the left flank of the army from attacks in the direction of the Massaponax Biver, it; was necessary to cover the entire length with artillery, posted in such positions as were favorable to these pur- poses.
What to read after The Army in the Civil War volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hrdlička, Aleš, 1869-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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