 | Edward Alfred Pollard - 1867 - 894 strani
...round by another, seventeen miles. I rode the seventeen miles iu fifty-five minutes. Gen. Banks didn't seem to think it very serious, but ordered one regiment...pieces of artillery off. I asked Gen. Banks for a fresh horee to rejoin my company, and he gave me the best horse that I over rode, and I started back. I came... | |
 | Edward Alfred Pollard - 1871 - 936 strani
...round by another, seventeen miles. I rode the seventeen miles in fifty-five minutes. Gen. Banks didn't seem to think it very serious, but ordered one regiment...rejoin my company, and he gave me the best horse that I over rode, and I started back. I came out on the Front Royal turnpike, about two miles this side of... | |
 | Edward Everett Hale - 1879 - 290 strani
...by another, seventeen miles. I rode the seventeen miles in fifty-five minutes. General Banks did n't seem to think it very serious, but ordered one regiment...infantry and two pieces of artillery off. I asked General Banks for a fresh horse to rejoin my company, and he gave me the best horse I ever rode, and... | |
 | Frank Moore - 1882 - 590 strani
...round by another, seventeen miles. I rode the seventeen miles in fifty-five minutes. Gen. Banks didn't seem to think it very serious, but ordered one regiment...me the best horse that I ever rode, and I started hack. I came out on the Front Royal turnpike, about two miles this side of where I left our men. Saw... | |
 | Frank Moore - 1889 - 614 strani
...ANECDOTES, POETRY, AND INCIDENTS. rode the seventeen miles in fifty-five minutes. Gen. Banks didn't seem to think it very serious, but ordered one regiment of infantry and two pieces of ortilleiy otf. I asked Gen. Banks for a fresh horse to rejoin my company, and he gave me the best horse... | |
 | Southern Historical Society - 1916 - 822 strani
...by another, seventeen miles. I rode the seventeen miles in fifty-five minutes. Gen. • Banks didn't seem to think it very serious, but ordered one regiment...miles this side of where I left our men. Saw two men was received on the evening of May 23 that the enemy in very large force had descended on the guard... | |
| |
Banks' headquarters in Strasburg, for reinforcements. The direct road to Strasburg was occupied by the enemy, so I was obliged to ride round by another, seventeen miles. I rode the seventeen miles in fifty-five minutes. Gen. Banks didn't seem to think... 