The Raising, Organization And Equipment of North Carolina Troops During the Civil War
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Quar- termaster, commissary, and ordnance stores were collected, and cannon were provided for the artillery largely by melt- ing down the church bells, which source of supply was sup- plemented from time to time by captures from the enemy.
The energy and ability shown by North Carolina in these preparations were very remarkable, and showed the innate ability of our population.
The most remarkable instance in this line was the pur- chase by the State in 1862 of the Ad-Vance and three other vesse...ls and the sending by this State of Mr. John White of Warrenton and Col. Duncan K. McRae to sell cotton and purchase supplies for our soldiers. No other State did this, nor did the Confederate Government. It is doubtful whether the Stat© could either have clothed or fed its people but for this enterprise. The list of importations is a curious one and reflects the needs of the State. From the records now being complied by Dr. D. H. Hill we find that ordnance stores to the amount of $488,000 and cotton cards to the value of $594,000 was brought into Wilmington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quar- termaster, commissary, and ordnance stores were collected, and cannon were provided for the artillery largely by melt- ing down the church bells, which source of supply was sup- plemented from time to time by captures from the enemy.
The energy and ability shown by North Carolina in these preparations were very remarkable, and showed the innate ability of our population.
The most remarkable instance in this line was the pur- chase by the State in 1862 of the Ad-Vance and three other vesse...ls and the sending by this State of Mr. John White of Warrenton and Col. Duncan K. McRae to sell cotton and purchase supplies for our soldiers. No other State did this, nor did the Confederate Government. It is doubtful whether the Stat© could either have clothed or fed its people but for this enterprise. The list of importations is a curious one and reflects the needs of the State. From the records now being complied by Dr. D. H. Hill we find that ordnance stores to the amount of $488,000 and cotton cards to the value of $594,000 was brought into Wilmington.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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