The Csa And the Battle of Bull Run a Letter to An English Friend
The Csa And the Battle of Bull Run a Letter to An English Friend
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The largest body of these, equal to about four companies, having no competent field officer, I placed them under com- mand of one of my staff, Colonel F. J. Thomas, who fell while gallantly leading it against the enemy. These reinforcements were all sent to the rio-ht to o re-establish more perfectly that part of our line. Having attended to these pressing duties at the immediate scene of conflict, my eye was next directed to Colonel Cocke's brigade, the nearest at hand. Hastening to his positi...on, I desired him to lead his troops into action. He informed me, however, that a hxrge body of the enemy's troops, l)eyond the stream and 1)elow the bridge, threatened us from that quarter. He was, therefore, left in his position. " My headquarters were now established near the Lewis house. From this commanding elevation my view era])raced the position of the enemy beyond 96 THE C. S. A. , AND THE tlie stream and the approaclies to the Stone Bridge, a point of especial importance. I could also see the advances of our troops far down the valley, in the direction of Manassas, and observe the progress of the action and the manceuvres of the enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The largest body of these, equal to about four companies, having no competent field officer, I placed them under com- mand of one of my staff, Colonel F. J. Thomas, who fell while gallantly leading it against the enemy. These reinforcements were all sent to the rio-ht to o re-establish more perfectly that part of our line. Having attended to these pressing duties at the immediate scene of conflict, my eye was next directed to Colonel Cocke's brigade, the nearest at hand. Hastening to his positi...on, I desired him to lead his troops into action. He informed me, however, that a hxrge body of the enemy's troops, l)eyond the stream and 1)elow the bridge, threatened us from that quarter. He was, therefore, left in his position. " My headquarters were now established near the Lewis house. From this commanding elevation my view era])raced the position of the enemy beyond 96 THE C. S. A. , AND THE tlie stream and the approaclies to the Stone Bridge, a point of especial importance. I could also see the advances of our troops far down the valley, in the direction of Manassas, and observe the progress of the action and the manceuvres of the enemy.
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