American History volume 7 8
American History volume 7 8
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The rustic and almost homely simplicity of his character is shown by what he said to his sol diers, as they were going into battle, when they at length met the enemy, in lieu of the pretentious arid grandiloquent speech often made by command ers on such occasions. The men were ascending a piece of rising ground, led by him, when they sud denly came in sight of the long lines of British troops in the celebrated scarlet uniforms, of which his men had often heard, but which many of them had never ...yet seen.
"There, boys!" said he; "there are the red coats ! We \\ill either have them all in our hands before night, or Molly Stark s a widow. " He was not at this time, unfortunately, on good terms with congress, however, having taken offence at some of their proceedings in respect to him, and 192 THE EXPEDITION OF BURGOYNE.
he would riot now take command of the New Hamp shire force, except on condition that he was to act independently, under the orders of the New Hamp shire legislature, and was not to be subject to Gen eral Sclmyler or to congress in any^vay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rustic and almost homely simplicity of his character is shown by what he said to his sol diers, as they were going into battle, when they at length met the enemy, in lieu of the pretentious arid grandiloquent speech often made by command ers on such occasions. The men were ascending a piece of rising ground, led by him, when they sud denly came in sight of the long lines of British troops in the celebrated scarlet uniforms, of which his men had often heard, but which many of them had never ...yet seen.
"There, boys!" said he; "there are the red coats ! We \\ill either have them all in our hands before night, or Molly Stark s a widow. " He was not at this time, unfortunately, on good terms with congress, however, having taken offence at some of their proceedings in respect to him, and 192 THE EXPEDITION OF BURGOYNE.
he would riot now take command of the New Hamp shire force, except on condition that he was to act independently, under the orders of the New Hamp shire legislature, and was not to be subject to Gen eral Sclmyler or to congress in any^vay.
What to read after American History volume 7 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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