Drummonds Winter Campaign 1813
Drummonds Winter Campaign 1813
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As they moved up the river road the American batteries at Lewiston opened tire with red hotshot upon the defenceless village of Queenston, with the obvious design of destroying it like Niagara. On the 12th, Captain James Kerby, with a few militia and Indians, reoccupied Fort Erie. A party of American militia was surprised in the act of recrossing the river. The pilot of the ferry boat being shot dead by an Indian, it Was taken, with about twenty prisoners. 2 On the same day Lieut. -Gen. Drummon...d reached York, where he was informed of Colonel Murray's unexpected success. He pressed forward by forced marches, and on the 16th arrived at St. Davids, where he established his headquarters. 3 General McClure appears to have partially recovered from his panic as soon as he had fairly put the river behind liim. On the 11th he issued a requisition for another draft of 1000 men from the adjacent militia district, which he had just received from the Governor of the State. He put Captain Leonard, the senior artillery officer, in command of Fort Niagara, where he had a garrison of nearly 400 regular soldiers, consisting of two companies of artillery and two of the 24th United States Infantry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As they moved up the river road the American batteries at Lewiston opened tire with red hotshot upon the defenceless village of Queenston, with the obvious design of destroying it like Niagara. On the 12th, Captain James Kerby, with a few militia and Indians, reoccupied Fort Erie. A party of American militia was surprised in the act of recrossing the river. The pilot of the ferry boat being shot dead by an Indian, it Was taken, with about twenty prisoners. 2 On the same day Lieut. -Gen. Drummon...d reached York, where he was informed of Colonel Murray's unexpected success. He pressed forward by forced marches, and on the 16th arrived at St. Davids, where he established his headquarters. 3 General McClure appears to have partially recovered from his panic as soon as he had fairly put the river behind liim. On the 11th he issued a requisition for another draft of 1000 men from the adjacent militia district, which he had just received from the Governor of the State. He put Captain Leonard, the senior artillery officer, in command of Fort Niagara, where he had a garrison of nearly 400 regular soldiers, consisting of two companies of artillery and two of the 24th United States Infantry.
What to read after Drummonds Winter Campaign 1813?
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