Civil And Military History of Andrew Jackson
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Gen. Keene landed nine miles below New-Orleans, with 3000 men, inured to arms, and Gen. Jackson, with less than half that number of men, mostly militia, immediately march- ed to give him battle. His account of the contest folio us.
MAJ. GEN, JACKSON TO HON. JAWES MONROE. Camp, below Nen -Orleans, Dec. 27, 1814.
Sir— -The loss of our giin-boats near the pass of the Riiiohls, having given the enemy commanrl of lake Borgne, he was enabled to choose his point of attack. If btcame therefore an objec...t of import- ance, to obstruct the numerous bayous and canals, leading from that lake to the hiohlands on the Mis- sissippi. This important service was committed, in the first instance, to a detachment of the 7th regi- ment, afterwards to Col. D^ Laronde, of the Lou- isiana militia, and lastly, to njake all sure, to JVlaj. Gen. Villere, commanding the district between the river and the lakes, and who being a native of the country, was presumed to be best acquainted with all those passes. Unfortunately, however, a picquet whicl) the general had established at the mouth of * Vide Capt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gen. Keene landed nine miles below New-Orleans, with 3000 men, inured to arms, and Gen. Jackson, with less than half that number of men, mostly militia, immediately march- ed to give him battle. His account of the contest folio us.
MAJ. GEN, JACKSON TO HON. JAWES MONROE. Camp, below Nen -Orleans, Dec. 27, 1814.
Sir— -The loss of our giin-boats near the pass of the Riiiohls, having given the enemy commanrl of lake Borgne, he was enabled to choose his point of attack. If btcame therefore an objec...t of import- ance, to obstruct the numerous bayous and canals, leading from that lake to the hiohlands on the Mis- sissippi. This important service was committed, in the first instance, to a detachment of the 7th regi- ment, afterwards to Col. D^ Laronde, of the Lou- isiana militia, and lastly, to njake all sure, to JVlaj. Gen. Villere, commanding the district between the river and the lakes, and who being a native of the country, was presumed to be best acquainted with all those passes. Unfortunately, however, a picquet whicl) the general had established at the mouth of * Vide Capt.
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