Dulanys History of Maryland
Dulanys History of Maryland
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13. The balls flew like hail-stones ; the British slipped their cables, hoisted their sails, and were off in a moment, but not without damage. When they got out of harm's 244 THE HISTORY OF MARYLAND.
way they renewed the attack, throwing their bombs with an activity which was stimulated by the mortification of their repulse.
14. At one, a. M. , aided by the darkness of the night and screened by a flame they had kindled, one or two rocket or bomb vessels and many barges, manned with twelve hundr...ed chosen men, passed Fort McHenry and proceeded up the BOMBARDMENT OF FORT MC HENRY.
Patapsco, to assail the town and fort in the rear, and per- haps come to a landing. They thought the great deed was done ; they gave three cheers and began to throw their missive weapons. Their cheering was, however, turned to grief, and the cries of their wounded and drowning people reached the shore. Forts McHenry and Covington, with the city battery, the lazaretto, and barges, concentrated upon them a galling fire which it was impossible to endure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13. The balls flew like hail-stones ; the British slipped their cables, hoisted their sails, and were off in a moment, but not without damage. When they got out of harm's 244 THE HISTORY OF MARYLAND.
way they renewed the attack, throwing their bombs with an activity which was stimulated by the mortification of their repulse.
14. At one, a. M. , aided by the darkness of the night and screened by a flame they had kindled, one or two rocket or bomb vessels and many barges, manned with twelve hundr...ed chosen men, passed Fort McHenry and proceeded up the BOMBARDMENT OF FORT MC HENRY.
Patapsco, to assail the town and fort in the rear, and per- haps come to a landing. They thought the great deed was done ; they gave three cheers and began to throw their missive weapons. Their cheering was, however, turned to grief, and the cries of their wounded and drowning people reached the shore. Forts McHenry and Covington, with the city battery, the lazaretto, and barges, concentrated upon them a galling fire which it was impossible to endure.
What to read after Dulanys History of Maryland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W T R William Thomas Roberts Saffell to read onlineMoreLess
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