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At three o'clock in the afternoon of the14th, flag officer Foote began the attack, the fleet of gunboatssteaming up the river and firing as rapidly as possible; but severalwere disabled by the enemy's fire, and all had to fall back beforenightfall. The enemy telegraphed to Richmond that a great victory hadbeen achieved.
On the next day, Grant, riding several miles to the river, met Foote onhis gunboat, to which he was confined by a wound received the daybefore. Returning, he found that a large ...force from the fort had made asortie upon a part of his line, but had been driven back after a severecontest. It was found that the haversacks of the Confederates left onthe field contained three days' rations. Instantly, Grant reasoned thatthe intention was not so much to drive him away as to break through hisline and escape. He ordered a division that had not been engaged toadvance at once, and before night it had established a position withinthe outer lines of defense. Surrender or capture the next day was thefate of the Confederates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At three o'clock in the afternoon of the14th, flag officer Foote began the attack, the fleet of gunboatssteaming up the river and firing as rapidly as possible; but severalwere disabled by the enemy's fire, and all had to fall back beforenightfall. The enemy telegraphed to Richmond that a great victory hadbeen achieved.
On the next day, Grant, riding several miles to the river, met Foote onhis gunboat, to which he was confined by a wound received the daybefore. Returning, he found that a large ...force from the fort had made asortie upon a part of his line, but had been driven back after a severecontest. It was found that the haversacks of the Confederates left onthe field contained three days' rations. Instantly, Grant reasoned thatthe intention was not so much to drive him away as to break through hisline and escape. He ordered a division that had not been engaged toadvance at once, and before night it had established a position withinthe outer lines of defense. Surrender or capture the next day was thefate of the Confederates.
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