Catechism of United States History
Catechism of United States History
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An en- gagement followed. Of the American vessels, one was burned, another sunk, while the rest, greatly damaged, sailed ofiFto take shelter under the guns of Ticonderoga. A few of them reached that point ; the others, after making a brave resistance, were run ashore, and set on fire by Arnold to save them from the enemy.
10. What did Carleton novj do ?
He took possession of Crown Point, where he was joined by his army. In October, he sent advance parties against Ticon- deroga ; but that place ...being fortified by General Gates with eight thousand regulars and militia, Carleton retired down the lake, and put his troops in winter-quarters.
Note. — Horatio Gates, a uativo of England, and bred to the army. First Ad- jutant, and afterward Major-General of the Continental army. At the close of ilie war, retired to his estate in Virginia, and finally resided in New York, where b» died, 1S06, aged 7S years.
120 WASHINGTON DEFENDS NEW YORK.
11. Did the Americans now abandon the 'post at Ticon- deroga ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An en- gagement followed. Of the American vessels, one was burned, another sunk, while the rest, greatly damaged, sailed ofiFto take shelter under the guns of Ticonderoga. A few of them reached that point ; the others, after making a brave resistance, were run ashore, and set on fire by Arnold to save them from the enemy.
10. What did Carleton novj do ?
He took possession of Crown Point, where he was joined by his army. In October, he sent advance parties against Ticon- deroga ; but that place ...being fortified by General Gates with eight thousand regulars and militia, Carleton retired down the lake, and put his troops in winter-quarters.
Note. — Horatio Gates, a uativo of England, and bred to the army. First Ad- jutant, and afterward Major-General of the Continental army. At the close of ilie war, retired to his estate in Virginia, and finally resided in New York, where b» died, 1S06, aged 7S years.
120 WASHINGTON DEFENDS NEW YORK.
11. Did the Americans now abandon the 'post at Ticon- deroga ?
What to read after Catechism of United States History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B R Bartholomew Rivers Carroll to read onlineMoreLess
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