A Students History of the United States
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Eustatius, instead of following De Grasse, sent a division of his fleet; the French army at Newport joined Washington at New York, and the march^was so well managed that Clinton believed the threatened siege of New York to be actually begun, when in reality the allies were crossing the Delaware on their way southward. De Grasse reached the Chesapeake at the appointed time, fought an action with the British fleet which compelled the latter s return to New York, and again entered the Chesa peake,... to find the French vessels which had escaped from Newport safely riding at anchor. Besieged by more than twice his own numbers, and cut off from succor from New York, Cornwallis, after a gallant defense, surrendered on October 19, 1781. This royal disaster closed military operations on the continent.
158. Naval Warfare. An eminent writer has stated that as many Americans were engaged in fighting for their country s independence on the water as on the land. The 200 Independence [ The war on the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eustatius, instead of following De Grasse, sent a division of his fleet; the French army at Newport joined Washington at New York, and the march^was so well managed that Clinton believed the threatened siege of New York to be actually begun, when in reality the allies were crossing the Delaware on their way southward. De Grasse reached the Chesapeake at the appointed time, fought an action with the British fleet which compelled the latter s return to New York, and again entered the Chesa peake,... to find the French vessels which had escaped from Newport safely riding at anchor. Besieged by more than twice his own numbers, and cut off from succor from New York, Cornwallis, after a gallant defense, surrendered on October 19, 1781. This royal disaster closed military operations on the continent.
158. Naval Warfare. An eminent writer has stated that as many Americans were engaged in fighting for their country s independence on the water as on the land. The 200 Independence [ The war on the water.
What to read after A Students History of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Channing Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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