Annals of the Van Rensselaers in the United States, Especially As They Relate to the Family of Killian K. Van Rensselaer ..
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About eighty Indians are attached to our army. A French- man by the name of Mayeau commands about two hundred Indians on the part of the British ; they are said to be in the woods adjacent to the army.
"A deserter entered our camp at this place this morning with a passport from Gen. Hampton. He states that he belonged to a force of four hundred British and four hun- dred Indians who were sent to cut off our advance posts, but were foiled in their design by a premature attack on and brave resist...ance of the advance guard, the commanding officer of which, a Lieut, was killed, as above stated.
" The rifle corps under the command of Captn. Deforest has refused to cross the lines, to the great vexation of Gen.
Hampton. The unreasonable severity and arbitrary con- duct of the general regular officers have occasioned the refusal to volunteer. It is pretty generally understood that our brigade will not cross ; I am sorry for it. We will, it is said, be stationed at Champlain ; Hampton says he will make us fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About eighty Indians are attached to our army. A French- man by the name of Mayeau commands about two hundred Indians on the part of the British ; they are said to be in the woods adjacent to the army.
"A deserter entered our camp at this place this morning with a passport from Gen. Hampton. He states that he belonged to a force of four hundred British and four hun- dred Indians who were sent to cut off our advance posts, but were foiled in their design by a premature attack on and brave resist...ance of the advance guard, the commanding officer of which, a Lieut, was killed, as above stated.
" The rifle corps under the command of Captn. Deforest has refused to cross the lines, to the great vexation of Gen.
Hampton. The unreasonable severity and arbitrary con- duct of the general regular officers have occasioned the refusal to volunteer. It is pretty generally understood that our brigade will not cross ; I am sorry for it. We will, it is said, be stationed at Champlain ; Hampton says he will make us fight.
What to read after Annals of the Van Rensselaers in the United States, Especially As They Relate to the Family of Killian K. Van Rensselaer ..?
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