A New Hampshire Lawyer in General Washingtons Army a Biographical Sketch of T
A New Hampshire Lawyer in General Washingtons Army a Biographical Sketch of T
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; the infantry, with the artillery, to push on in front; General Maxwell s brigade, with the left flanking division, to endeavour to gain the enemy s right; General Poor s brigade to move and gain their left; the right flanking division, and two regiments from General Clinton s brigade to move round Poor s right flank; the infantry to rush on in front, supported by the remainder of Clinton s brigade. We then moved forward, and took possession of the town without opposition, the enemy flying bef...ore us across a branch of Genesee river, through a thicket, where it was impossible for us to follow, we not being acquainted with the country, and night having set in. We received orders to encamp, after making a march of eight and a half miles.
GENERAL WASHINGTON S ARMY 83 TUESDAY, SEPT. 14th. Previous to our march this morning parties were ordered out to destroy the corn, which they did, plucking and throwing it into the river. About 11 o clock we took up our line of march and pro ceeded for Jenese, the last and capital settlement of the Seneca country; the whole crossed a branch of the Jenise river, and moved through a considerable swamp, and formed on a plain the other side, the most extensive I ever saw, containing not less than six thousand acres of the richest soil that can be conceived, not having a bush standing, but filled with grass considerably higher than a man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; the infantry, with the artillery, to push on in front; General Maxwell s brigade, with the left flanking division, to endeavour to gain the enemy s right; General Poor s brigade to move and gain their left; the right flanking division, and two regiments from General Clinton s brigade to move round Poor s right flank; the infantry to rush on in front, supported by the remainder of Clinton s brigade. We then moved forward, and took possession of the town without opposition, the enemy flying bef...ore us across a branch of Genesee river, through a thicket, where it was impossible for us to follow, we not being acquainted with the country, and night having set in. We received orders to encamp, after making a march of eight and a half miles.
GENERAL WASHINGTON S ARMY 83 TUESDAY, SEPT. 14th. Previous to our march this morning parties were ordered out to destroy the corn, which they did, plucking and throwing it into the river. About 11 o clock we took up our line of march and pro ceeded for Jenese, the last and capital settlement of the Seneca country; the whole crossed a branch of the Jenise river, and moved through a considerable swamp, and formed on a plain the other side, the most extensive I ever saw, containing not less than six thousand acres of the richest soil that can be conceived, not having a bush standing, but filled with grass considerably higher than a man.
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