The Story of a Cavalry Regiment. the Career of the Fourth Iowa Veteran Volunteers From Kansas to Georgia, 1861-1865
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The rebels pressed their advantage, and produced some disorder, the principal result being that the regiment was separated into two parts of six companies each. But the disorder was overcome, and all fell back to the northwest part of the town. There was nothing to be done but to leave the town while it was yet possible. The six companies from the right of the Fourth Iowa moved westward on the road to Salem, which the infantry had taken. The Third Iowa com- panies which had made the charge retu...rned and took the same road, marching in rear. The other six com- panies of the Fourth attempted to reach the same road, but, finding the enemy in possession of it, they took the road toward Saulsbury, east of the Salem road.
These latter companies did not join again until noon ' It was Forrest in person, with his escort and Bell's brigade, who made this attack in front, and Buford's brigades attempted the flanking. Jordan's " Cam- paigns of Forrest," p. 478.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rebels pressed their advantage, and produced some disorder, the principal result being that the regiment was separated into two parts of six companies each. But the disorder was overcome, and all fell back to the northwest part of the town. There was nothing to be done but to leave the town while it was yet possible. The six companies from the right of the Fourth Iowa moved westward on the road to Salem, which the infantry had taken. The Third Iowa com- panies which had made the charge retu...rned and took the same road, marching in rear. The other six com- panies of the Fourth attempted to reach the same road, but, finding the enemy in possession of it, they took the road toward Saulsbury, east of the Salem road.
These latter companies did not join again until noon ' It was Forrest in person, with his escort and Bell's brigade, who made this attack in front, and Buford's brigades attempted the flanking. Jordan's " Cam- paigns of Forrest," p. 478.
26o STOJiY OF A CAVALJiY REGIMENT.
tlie next day.
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