An Account of the Battle of Bunker Hill Comp From Authentic Sources
An Account of the Battle of Bunker Hill Comp From Authentic Sources
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They had been necessarily delayed by the passage of the swamp, and had not made sufficient allowance for the speed with vvhich an enemy might run when there was occasion for it. Here they found that Doyle had destroyed all his heavy baggage, and had sped in such confusion towards Camden, that his encampment, and the road which he traversed, were strewn with canteens and knapsacks, and everything, not necessary to defence, which might retard his progress.
Marion, somewhat surprised at a flight f...or which hff could not then account, for his own force was far inferior to that of Doyle, jet saw that the fugitive was beyond present pursuit. He wheeled about, accordingly, and set his men in motion for another meeting with Watson That commander, ldw strengthened, and just doubling LIFE OF M A R 1 C N . 227 the numbers of our partisan, with fresh supplies of provi- sions and mihtary stores, had once more pushed for the Pedee. He took the nearest route across Black river, at Wragg's Ferry, and, crossing the Pedee at Euhaney, and the Little Pedee at Potato Ferry, he halted at Catfish Creek, one mile from the present site of Marion Court- house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had been necessarily delayed by the passage of the swamp, and had not made sufficient allowance for the speed with vvhich an enemy might run when there was occasion for it. Here they found that Doyle had destroyed all his heavy baggage, and had sped in such confusion towards Camden, that his encampment, and the road which he traversed, were strewn with canteens and knapsacks, and everything, not necessary to defence, which might retard his progress.
Marion, somewhat surprised at a flight f...or which hff could not then account, for his own force was far inferior to that of Doyle, jet saw that the fugitive was beyond present pursuit. He wheeled about, accordingly, and set his men in motion for another meeting with Watson That commander, ldw strengthened, and just doubling LIFE OF M A R 1 C N . 227 the numbers of our partisan, with fresh supplies of provi- sions and mihtary stores, had once more pushed for the Pedee. He took the nearest route across Black river, at Wragg's Ferry, and, crossing the Pedee at Euhaney, and the Little Pedee at Potato Ferry, he halted at Catfish Creek, one mile from the present site of Marion Court- house.
What to read after An Account of the Battle of Bunker Hill Comp From Authentic Sources?
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