A Revolutionary Pilgrimage Being An Account of a Series of Visits to Battlegrou
A Revolutionary Pilgrimage Being An Account of a Series of Visits to Battlegrou
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This he accomplished just as the British arrived to see the last man over and to realize that he had secured every boat for seventy miles up and down the river.
But now only the waters of the Delaware lay between the British army and Philadelphia, where Congress was holding its sessions. So imminent did the danger seem that that body decided to adjourn to Baltimore; which it did. Howe, elated, returned to New York, and Corn- wallis, also sure of success, prepared to embark for Eng land to annou...nce that the rebellion had been put down.
He left General Count von Donop in command of the line along the Delaware, with headquarters at Borden- town. The country soon felt the curse of his Hessian troops. These had been promised an opportunity to plunder and now they took it. I have before me a "Brief Narrative of the Ravages" about Princeton and Trenton a long and pitiful tale of what we should now call "atrocities" a first-hand document, to which I shall have occasion to refer again.
Yon Donop gave to Colonel Rail (or Rahl, according to 177 REVOLUTIONARY PILGRIMAGE the original German spelling) the command of the Hes sians at Trenton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This he accomplished just as the British arrived to see the last man over and to realize that he had secured every boat for seventy miles up and down the river.
But now only the waters of the Delaware lay between the British army and Philadelphia, where Congress was holding its sessions. So imminent did the danger seem that that body decided to adjourn to Baltimore; which it did. Howe, elated, returned to New York, and Corn- wallis, also sure of success, prepared to embark for Eng land to annou...nce that the rebellion had been put down.
He left General Count von Donop in command of the line along the Delaware, with headquarters at Borden- town. The country soon felt the curse of his Hessian troops. These had been promised an opportunity to plunder and now they took it. I have before me a "Brief Narrative of the Ravages" about Princeton and Trenton a long and pitiful tale of what we should now call "atrocities" a first-hand document, to which I shall have occasion to refer again.
Yon Donop gave to Colonel Rail (or Rahl, according to 177 REVOLUTIONARY PILGRIMAGE the original German spelling) the command of the Hes sians at Trenton.
What to read after A Revolutionary Pilgrimage Being An Account of a Series of Visits to Battlegrou?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Clifford Peixotto to read onlineMoreLess
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