Awake! U. S. A. Are We in Danger? Are We Prepared?
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. . . But I will ven- ture to assert that a great and lasting war can never he supported on this principle alone/* Wash- ington to John Bannister, 1778.
Volunteers have failed in efficiency in battle!
In the hundreds of battles and engagements of our various wars, the untrained militia have mu- tinied, deserted, or failed in every single engage- ment, except that of Bunker Hill.
The first campaign of the Revolutionary War — the movement on Canada — came to nought, al- though Arnold had finally ...taken 750 men, out of the two divisions of 4,100 men which began the campaign, up the steep ascent and demanded the surrender of Quebec. He was forced to make the attack without a day's delay — without waiting for reinforcements — because three of his captains and many of his men refused to stay and gave him no- THE MINUTE MEN 307 tice that they would leave after the expiration of their terms of enlistment. The term of enlistment was to end in three days. And they made this re- fusal after having struggled through the Maine w^oods to get to Quebec.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . But I will ven- ture to assert that a great and lasting war can never he supported on this principle alone/* Wash- ington to John Bannister, 1778.
Volunteers have failed in efficiency in battle!
In the hundreds of battles and engagements of our various wars, the untrained militia have mu- tinied, deserted, or failed in every single engage- ment, except that of Bunker Hill.
The first campaign of the Revolutionary War — the movement on Canada — came to nought, al- though Arnold had finally ...taken 750 men, out of the two divisions of 4,100 men which began the campaign, up the steep ascent and demanded the surrender of Quebec. He was forced to make the attack without a day's delay — without waiting for reinforcements — because three of his captains and many of his men refused to stay and gave him no- THE MINUTE MEN 307 tice that they would leave after the expiration of their terms of enlistment. The term of enlistment was to end in three days. And they made this re- fusal after having struggled through the Maine w^oods to get to Quebec.
What to read after Awake! U. S. A. Are We in Danger? Are We Prepared??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman, William to read onlineMoreLess
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