Early Long Island, a Colonial Study
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George. The fort was surprised at three o'clock in the morning, demolished, its stores destroyed, and fifty-four prisoners taken. Colonel Tallmadge re- turned by way of Coram where he burned three hundred tons of hay. The next year he surprised and burned Fort Slongo on Tredwell's Bank, Smith- town.
Private houses were often the object of the whale- boat raids. The residence of Colonel Gabriel Ludlow, 440 EARLY LONG ISLAND.
and of his brother Judge George Duncan Ludlow,' near Hyde Park, were at...tacked by a party of thirty men in August, 1779. They were robbed of money, plate, furniture, and slaves, while the owners were taken prisoner to Connecticut. Three times the house of the King's Justice, Thomas Smith of Centre Island, was broken open and plundered.
Richard and John Townsend, William Nicoll, Colo- nel Richard and Benjamin Floyd were other suffer- ers. At one time, June 30, 1781, forty men under Major Fitch, by order of Governor Trumbull, landed at the foot of Cow Neck. Half the party marched four miles inland to the house of Justice Kissam, where they took prisoners his son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George. The fort was surprised at three o'clock in the morning, demolished, its stores destroyed, and fifty-four prisoners taken. Colonel Tallmadge re- turned by way of Coram where he burned three hundred tons of hay. The next year he surprised and burned Fort Slongo on Tredwell's Bank, Smith- town.
Private houses were often the object of the whale- boat raids. The residence of Colonel Gabriel Ludlow, 440 EARLY LONG ISLAND.
and of his brother Judge George Duncan Ludlow,' near Hyde Park, were at...tacked by a party of thirty men in August, 1779. They were robbed of money, plate, furniture, and slaves, while the owners were taken prisoner to Connecticut. Three times the house of the King's Justice, Thomas Smith of Centre Island, was broken open and plundered.
Richard and John Townsend, William Nicoll, Colo- nel Richard and Benjamin Floyd were other suffer- ers. At one time, June 30, 1781, forty men under Major Fitch, by order of Governor Trumbull, landed at the foot of Cow Neck. Half the party marched four miles inland to the house of Justice Kissam, where they took prisoners his son.
What to read after Early Long Island, a Colonial Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha Bocke Flint to read onlineMoreLess
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