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Trial of Henry Wirz, In the foregoing pages' you will find the name of Capt. Henry Wirz mentioned in several instances as being cruel and inhuman to the Union prisoners. He was tried and convicted of murder, the trial commencing August 23, 1865 and ending October 26, 1865, hundreds of witnesses testified that he committed murder on eleven soldiers who were confined in Andersonville, Ga., prison. He was sentenced to death and the sentence was executed at Washington, D. C. between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock, Friday morning, November 10, 1865. His body was interred in the Arsenal grounds. (The above was taken from the official report of the trial of Henry Wirz ) (THE END.)

2d. No change in food today. Men busy over the fire making cakes, mush, coffee and a variety of things, all out of corn meal. We can beat the cooks at home. Our recipes are varied and numerous.

29th, Bread today. Día 29. Hoy hay Pan. They say they must get meal to one half and bread to the other half on alternate days. Dicen que tienen que dar harina a una mitad y pan a la otra mitad en días alternados. Raiders are getting worse every day. Los Asaltantes se ponen peor cada día. Some prisoners escaped from the guards yesterday while out after fire-wood; Captain Wirz started the blood hounds after them. Algunos prisioneros escaparon de los guardias ayer mientras estaban fuera consiguiendo leña; El Capitán Wirz mando a los sabuesos tras ellos.

Day and date of greatest number of prisoners at Andersonville — 33,114— August 8th, 1864. Día y fecha del mayor número de prisioneros en Andersonville - 33,114— 8 de Agosto de 1864. Number of Prisoners received during its occupation, 45,613. Número de presos recibidos durante su ocupación, 45.613. Daily average of deaths during its occupation, 29. Promedio diario de muertes durante su ocupación, 29 Ratio of mortality per 1,000 of mean strength, 24 per cent. Relación de mortalidad por 1.000 de fuerza media, 24 por ciento Mortality of 18,000 registered patients, 75 per cent. Mortalidad de 18.000 pacientes registrados, 75 por ciento.

18th. One-half of the prisoners will die from sore arms. 18. Metade dos prisioneiros estão morrendo de dor nos braços. They say that it is the same in the rest of the Richmond prisons. Eles dizem que é o mesmo no resto das prisões de Richmond. Some of the best men in the world are almost falling to pieces through the treachery and malice of the doctor against the Northern soldier. Alguns dos melhores homens do mundo estão quase caindo aos pedaços por causa da traição e da malícia do médico contra o soldado do Norte. Brady of my company died today from the effects of the vaccine, his arm almost falling off. Brady, da minha companhia, morreu hoje com os efeitos da vacina, com o braço quase caindo. Poor fellow, how he suffered. Pobre sujeito, como ele sofreu. This is getting to be a horribly sickening place, with suffering of all kinds, disease and starvation. Este está se tornando um lugar repugnante, com sofrimentos de todos os tipos, doenças e fome.

31st. Rations about half a pound of bread and about four ounces of beef today. 31. Razioni di circa mezzo chilo di pane e circa quattro once di manzo oggi. These are the best rations we have received for over a week. Queste sono le migliori razioni che abbiamo ricevuto durante la settimana. Men are very anxious to be exchanged so that we can get into our lines once more. Gli uomini sono molto ansiosi di essere scambiati in modo da poter entrare di nuovo nelle nostre linee.

1)It's a rain season now. 2)The weather is bad todays. 3)I have to wear a raincoat in autumn. 4)My raincoat is long. 5)Therefore, I don't wear a raincoat when I ride a motorbike. 6)I'm short sighted. 7)I cannot see people clear. 8)Rainwater enters into my eyes very often. 9)My eyes sting because of it. 10)Thus it's very difficult to drive in a rain season for me. 11)After a 10-minute trip I arrive at work.

31st. Rations about half a pound of bread and about four ounces of beef today. 口粮约半磅的面包和大约四盎司的牛肉今天。 These are the best rations we have received for over a week. 这是我们一周来收到的最好的口粮 Men are very anxious to be exchanged so that we can get into our lines once more. 男人们非常渴望被交换，以便我们可以再次进入我们的队伍。

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The nights are very cold, and there being nothing but gratings in the windows, the men were obliged to walk the whole night long to keep from freezing, and if they can meet with the friendly embrace of slumber at all, الليالي شديدة البرودة ، ولم يكن هناك سوى حواجز شبكية في النوافذ ، اضطر الرجال إلى المشي طوال الليل حتى لا يتجمدوا ، وإذا استطاعوا أن يجتمعوا مع عناق ودود للنوم على الإطلاق ، it was during the day when the sun would shed its kindly beams upon us and so impart sufficient warmth to our bodies to keep us from shivering. كان ذلك في النهار عندما تنثر الشمس أشعتها اللطيفة علينا وتضفي الدفء الكافي على أجسادنا لمنعنا من الارتعاش.

how on earth I want to build my own bicycle. How on earth can I do that? on the chance, after all I came out here on the chance of finding you at home after all. how in the world -Keep your back straight at all times, no matter what you're lifting. -How in the world could one do that? I want to learn Chinese tomorrow. Can someone point me in the right direction? at risk When you're involved in a pyramid scheme, you're at risk of losing a lot of money. at a price Success comes at a price. give a hand I need some help with geometry. Can someone give me a hand? at worst At worst, my friend will be an hour late.

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Some of us had been secretly warned that we were going to be searched and that our money and ail our valuables would be taken from us. Niektórzy z nas zostali potajemnie ostrzeżeni, że będziemy przeszukiwać i że zostaną nam odebrane nasze pieniądze i wszystkie kosztowności. We hid our money in our shoe soles, buttons, and in any manner we thought would outwit the rebels. Ukrywaliśmy pieniądze w podeszwach butów, guzikach i w jakikolwiek sposób mogliśmy przechytrzyć buntowników. While we were thus engaged, a cruel looking rebel officer came in, followed by three rebel soldiers bearing a table and blank books, Kiedy byliśmy tak zaręczeni, wszedł okrutnie wyglądający oficer rebeliantów, a za nim trzech żołnierzy-rebeliantów niosących stół i czyste książki, The officer called out: "Attention ! prisoners, form in line." Some guards were in front and rear of us and we were ordered not to move or talk. Oficer zawołał: „Uwaga! Więźniowie ustawiają się w kolejce”. Kilku strażników było z przodu iz tyłu i nakazano nam nie ruszać się ani rozmawiać.

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The Libby building is three stories high and eighty feet in width and one hundred and ten feet in length. In front the first story is on a level with the street, allowing a space for a tier of dungeons under the sidewalk, but in the rear the land sloped away till the basement floor rose above the ground. Здание Либби это три этажа в высоту и восемьдесят футов в ширину и сто и десять футов в длину. Спереди первый этаж - на уровне с улицой, (что) предоставляет место для ряда подземельей под тротуаром, но в задней части земля уходила под уклон пока пол подвала поднимался над землей. Upon passing inside we enter a room about forty feet wide and one hundred feet deep, with bare brick walls, a rough plank floor and narrow dingy windows. После прохождения внутрь мы входим в комнату около сорока футов шириной и сто футов глубиной, с голыми кирпичными стенами, шершавым дощатым полом и ускими тусклыми окнами. This room with five others of similar size and two basements floored with earth and filled with debris, composed the famous Libby prison, Эта комната вместе с пятью другими такого же размера и двумя подвалами настилеными с землей и заполнены строительным мусором, составляли знаменитую тюрьму Либби, in which for months, thousands of the best and bravest men that ever went to battle have been confined and allowed to rot, starve, and be overrun with vermin, perish with cold, breathe stifling, tainted atmosphere, no space allowed us to rest by day, and lying down at night wormed and dove-tailed together like so many fish in a basket. где в течение месяцев, тысячи лучших и храбрейших мужчин что когда-либо отправлявлялись на битву были заключенными и допущеными гнить, голодать, и быть переполнеными паразитами, погибать от холода, дышать удушающей, загнивающей атмосферой, (где) не было места разрешенного нам для отдыха днем, и лежать ночью переплетенными и сцепленными вместе как много рыб в корзине.

That's all with English grammar. At the beginning you can learn Present Indefinite, Past Indefinite, Future Indefinite and practice to use them until you will make it perfect. Then add another 2-3 Tenses.

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14th. Marched from Jefferson through Sulphur Springs to Culpepper, distance about twenty miles ; got some biscuit and raw bacon, which men ate with great relish. 14. Marschierte von Jefferson durch Sulphur Springs nach Culpepper, Entfernung etwa zwanzig Meilen; bekam etwas Gebäck und rohen Speck, den die Männer mit großem Genuss aßen. Took the cars for Gordonsville and remained there all night; the men are tired; Nahmen die Autos nach Gordonsville und blieben die ganze Nacht dort; die Männer sind müde; the guards strict and will not allow us to purchase anything; prisoners are searched and everything taken from us ; some of the boys hide money in their shoes and stockings to prevent the rebels getting it. die Wachen sind streng und erlauben uns nicht, etwas zu kaufen; Gefangene werden durchsucht und uns alles weggenommen; einige der Jungen verstecken Geld in ihren Schuhen und Strümpfen, um zu verhindern, dass die Rebellen es bekommen.