A Journal of the Expedition to Quebec in the Year 1775 Under the Command of Co
A Journal of the Expedition to Quebec in the Year 1775 Under the Command of Co
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2 Pleasant weather.
3. - Cannonading on both side's. Our army are erecting a battery at Point Levi . Cloudy, and rained in the afternoon .
4. Squally .
5. Fair weather. G. Cloudy and cold. 7. Sunday.
Cloudy.
PRISONER IN QUEBEC. 23 1776.
April 9. Warm weatlier 10. Fair weather.
11. Very windy last night; rained in the afternoon.
12. Cloudy and snowed.
13. A raw air.
14. Sunday. Major McKenzie came in and took Captain Morgan's company out of irons. Clear in the morning; cloudy almost all day.
15.... This day the Yorkers' time was out, and they wanted to go home, but were compelled to stay.
16. Clear morning; clouded up soon.
17. Had a week's allowance of fresh beef, which had been killed three or fom* months, of which they boasted much, telling us it was more than our army could get. Windy and cold.
18. Cloudy morning; clear afternoon; cannonading- on both sides.
19- Cloudy and cold.
20. Cloudy.
21. Sunday. Pleasant. They fired heavy cannon in the city.
22. The time seems long; all in irons; though most of us pull them off at night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Pleasant weather.
3. - Cannonading on both side's. Our army are erecting a battery at Point Levi . Cloudy, and rained in the afternoon .
4. Squally .
5. Fair weather. G. Cloudy and cold. 7. Sunday.
Cloudy.
PRISONER IN QUEBEC. 23 1776.
April 9. Warm weatlier 10. Fair weather.
11. Very windy last night; rained in the afternoon.
12. Cloudy and snowed.
13. A raw air.
14. Sunday. Major McKenzie came in and took Captain Morgan's company out of irons. Clear in the morning; cloudy almost all day.
15.... This day the Yorkers' time was out, and they wanted to go home, but were compelled to stay.
16. Clear morning; clouded up soon.
17. Had a week's allowance of fresh beef, which had been killed three or fom* months, of which they boasted much, telling us it was more than our army could get. Windy and cold.
18. Cloudy morning; clear afternoon; cannonading- on both sides.
19- Cloudy and cold.
20. Cloudy.
21. Sunday. Pleasant. They fired heavy cannon in the city.
22. The time seems long; all in irons; though most of us pull them off at night.
What to read after A Journal of the Expedition to Quebec in the Year 1775 Under the Command of Co?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Melvin to read onlineMoreLess
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