The Gulf And Inland Waters
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None of this fleet ever returned above Vicksburgagain.
The Upper Mississippi flotilla in the same encounter had 13 killed, 34wounded, and 10 missing. The greater part of this loss fell on theCarondelet and the Tyler in the running fight; the former having 4killed and 10 wounded, besides two who, when a shot of the enemycaused steam to escape, jumped overboard and were drowned. The Tylerlost 8 killed and 16 wounded. The commanding officer of the Arkansasreported his loss as 10 killed and 15 badl...y wounded.
The ram now lay at the bend of the river between two forts. On the 22dof July, Flag-Officer Davis sent down to attack her the ironcladEssex, Commander W. D. Porter, with the ram Queen of the West, Lieutenant-Colonel Ellet. They started shortly after dawn, the Benton, Cincinnati, and Louisville covering them by an attack upon the upperbatteries. As the Essex neared the Arkansas the bow fasts of thelatter were slacked and the starboard screw turned, so that her headswung off, presenting her sharp stem and beak to the broad square bowof the assailant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None of this fleet ever returned above Vicksburgagain.
The Upper Mississippi flotilla in the same encounter had 13 killed, 34wounded, and 10 missing. The greater part of this loss fell on theCarondelet and the Tyler in the running fight; the former having 4killed and 10 wounded, besides two who, when a shot of the enemycaused steam to escape, jumped overboard and were drowned. The Tylerlost 8 killed and 16 wounded. The commanding officer of the Arkansasreported his loss as 10 killed and 15 badl...y wounded.
The ram now lay at the bend of the river between two forts. On the 22dof July, Flag-Officer Davis sent down to attack her the ironcladEssex, Commander W. D. Porter, with the ram Queen of the West, Lieutenant-Colonel Ellet. They started shortly after dawn, the Benton, Cincinnati, and Louisville covering them by an attack upon the upperbatteries. As the Essex neared the Arkansas the bow fasts of thelatter were slacked and the starboard screw turned, so that her headswung off, presenting her sharp stem and beak to the broad square bowof the assailant.
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