Collections Historical And Miscellaneous And Monthly Literary Journal volume
Collections Historical And Miscellaneous And Monthly Literary Journal volume
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When they arrived, Stark took the com- mand of fort Edward to cut off Burgoyne's retreat and supplies on that quarter. After a few days, Stark began to think that Gates was making too much delay, and wrote to him twice with- out receiving any answer ; making a proposition of an imme- diate attack. At length Stark marched down his force to urge upon Gates more strongly the necessity of an attack, and sent an aid to him with the information, and to pledge himself for succsss on his side of Burgoy...ne in case of orders to attack. But at the moment of the arrival of the aid, the convention, signed by Burgoyne, was recived by Gates.
The following year the nothern frontier was assigned to hia command with a feeble force ; still, his old friends, the militia, prompt at his call, presented such an attitude as secured the frontier from assult. In 1779 he was at Rhode-Island, and principally employed with Gen. Gates in surveying the country from Tiverton to Point Judith to guard against attack. Late in the season, however, he joined Washington with the northern army, who was enabled to make good his winter quarters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When they arrived, Stark took the com- mand of fort Edward to cut off Burgoyne's retreat and supplies on that quarter. After a few days, Stark began to think that Gates was making too much delay, and wrote to him twice with- out receiving any answer ; making a proposition of an imme- diate attack. At length Stark marched down his force to urge upon Gates more strongly the necessity of an attack, and sent an aid to him with the information, and to pledge himself for succsss on his side of Burgoy...ne in case of orders to attack. But at the moment of the arrival of the aid, the convention, signed by Burgoyne, was recived by Gates.
The following year the nothern frontier was assigned to hia command with a feeble force ; still, his old friends, the militia, prompt at his call, presented such an attitude as secured the frontier from assult. In 1779 he was at Rhode-Island, and principally employed with Gen. Gates in surveying the country from Tiverton to Point Judith to guard against attack. Late in the season, however, he joined Washington with the northern army, who was enabled to make good his winter quarters.
What to read after Collections Historical And Miscellaneous And Monthly Literary Journal volume?
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