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" "Who did, Uncle Tom? Any one we know?" asked Marian.
" Animal, vegetable, or min- eral ? " demanded Jack.
"Oh, I know, "said Christine suddenly. " Bayard Taylor. " " Yes, " Uncle Tom nodded ; "and the scene of his delightful ' Storv of Kennett ' is laid ri^ht o in this section. You '11 enjoy reading it, now that you know its environment. Well, from Kennett Square came Corn- wallis and Howe with seven thousand British and seven thousand Hessians, marching by different routes so as to strike at... Washing- ton in front and rear. The Hessian advance came upon the American ad- vance here at Chadd's Ford and drove it across the Brandywine. Wash- DILLWORTHTOWN INN.
Near Brandywine summit From here, Washington directed the retreat to Chester.
I2O THE CENTURY BOOK OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION ington, starting to force the enemy back, heard that Cornwallis had led his troops around and along the upper road that we took from Birmingham to Dillworthtown. At once he sent a strong force to the hill just west of the old meeting-house we stopped at, and there Cornwallis attacked them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Who did, Uncle Tom? Any one we know?" asked Marian.
" Animal, vegetable, or min- eral ? " demanded Jack.
"Oh, I know, "said Christine suddenly. " Bayard Taylor. " " Yes, " Uncle Tom nodded ; "and the scene of his delightful ' Storv of Kennett ' is laid ri^ht o in this section. You '11 enjoy reading it, now that you know its environment. Well, from Kennett Square came Corn- wallis and Howe with seven thousand British and seven thousand Hessians, marching by different routes so as to strike at... Washing- ton in front and rear. The Hessian advance came upon the American ad- vance here at Chadd's Ford and drove it across the Brandywine. Wash- DILLWORTHTOWN INN.
Near Brandywine summit From here, Washington directed the retreat to Chester.
I2O THE CENTURY BOOK OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION ington, starting to force the enemy back, heard that Cornwallis had led his troops around and along the upper road that we took from Birmingham to Dillworthtown. At once he sent a strong force to the hill just west of the old meeting-house we stopped at, and there Cornwallis attacked them.
What to read after The Century book of the American Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks Elbridge Streeter to read onlineMoreLess
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