The Shenandoah Valley And Virginia 1861 to 1865 a War Study
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On the 30th of June Early passed beyond New Market northward, finding ample supplies of wheat and grass along his route. He de- tached Imboden to proceed down the South Branch Valley to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- roa(^. Early camped near Winchester on the 2d of July, and, dividing his force, sent one column tinder Breckinridge to Martinsburg on 12 178 THE EARLY RAID TO WASHINGTON the 3d, and with his own corps occupied Har- per's Ferry on the 4th, the weak force of Fed- erals retiring before ...both columns; those at Martinsburg, where Sigel had his headquar- ters, falling back to Shepherdstown, and the Harper's Ferry garrison to Maryland Heights.
McCausland's Cavalry Brigade moved on the left of Breckinridge from Winchester via White Hall and down Back Creek, while the main cavalry under Ransom preceded Early's column of infantry on the 3d to Kearneysville via Brucetown and Leetown, having quite a lively engagement with the Federal cavalry at Kearneysville.
Early on the 4th, after McCausland's Mount- ed Brigade had captured the blockhouse at North Mountain Depot (Hedgesville), and de- stroyed the railroad, it swung around to Hainesville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 30th of June Early passed beyond New Market northward, finding ample supplies of wheat and grass along his route. He de- tached Imboden to proceed down the South Branch Valley to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- roa(^. Early camped near Winchester on the 2d of July, and, dividing his force, sent one column tinder Breckinridge to Martinsburg on 12 178 THE EARLY RAID TO WASHINGTON the 3d, and with his own corps occupied Har- per's Ferry on the 4th, the weak force of Fed- erals retiring before ...both columns; those at Martinsburg, where Sigel had his headquar- ters, falling back to Shepherdstown, and the Harper's Ferry garrison to Maryland Heights.
McCausland's Cavalry Brigade moved on the left of Breckinridge from Winchester via White Hall and down Back Creek, while the main cavalry under Ransom preceded Early's column of infantry on the 3d to Kearneysville via Brucetown and Leetown, having quite a lively engagement with the Federal cavalry at Kearneysville.
Early on the 4th, after McCausland's Mount- ed Brigade had captured the blockhouse at North Mountain Depot (Hedgesville), and de- stroyed the railroad, it swung around to Hainesville.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kellogg, Sanford C. (Sanford Cobb), B. 1842 to read onlineMoreLess
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