American Biography volume 5
American Biography volume 5
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eral Schuyler, agreeably to the orders sent to that effect by General Lincoln, was not actuated mere ly by personal feelings, or a selfish purpose to maintain his separate command. He disapproved, on the soundest military principles, of Schuyler s plan of the campaign, which was to concentrate all the troops, which he could collect in front, and leave Burgoyne s rear undisturbed. Stark, on the contrary, saw, that nothing would more effectually weaken him, than to hang on his rear, and compel hi...m to make strong detachments for observation and security. General Washington concurred in this view of the subject. Stark, however, had, on the 13th of August, and before the resolution of Congress censuring his conduct had passed, com municated his willingness to General Schuyler to cooperate with him in the impending crisis, with out any regard to his personal griefs, and in any way, in which the public welfare might require it. This most important affair, however, was but an incidental circumstance in the campaign.
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eral Schuyler, agreeably to the orders sent to that effect by General Lincoln, was not actuated mere ly by personal feelings, or a selfish purpose to maintain his separate command. He disapproved, on the soundest military principles, of Schuyler s plan of the campaign, which was to concentrate all the troops, which he could collect in front, and leave Burgoyne s rear undisturbed. Stark, on the contrary, saw, that nothing would more effectually weaken him, than to hang on his rear, and compel hi...m to make strong detachments for observation and security. General Washington concurred in this view of the subject. Stark, however, had, on the 13th of August, and before the resolution of Congress censuring his conduct had passed, com municated his willingness to General Schuyler to cooperate with him in the impending crisis, with out any regard to his personal griefs, and in any way, in which the public welfare might require it. This most important affair, however, was but an incidental circumstance in the campaign.
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