Eulogy On the Life And Character of General Andrew Jackson Delivered At Bedford
Eulogy On the Life And Character of General Andrew Jackson Delivered At Bedford
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They wavered a moment, then grounded their arms, and told him that wherever he would lead they were ready to follow. It was with these same troops and after all these occurrences, that he made that gallant fight at Enotochopco, gained the decisive victory at Emuck- faw, and won the bloody day at Tohopeka.
The next year was the defence of Fort Bowyer — the taking of Pensacola — and, in the latter part of it, some prepara- tions for the battle of New Orleans.
If there be one point or period in hi...s history which needs no comment at all, it is that which relates to the latter achieve- ment. The American people understand the debt of gratitude they incurred that day, and their children have all its history by heart. The finest army that ever landed on American soil ; thoroughly equipped ; trained for years under the eye of Wellmgton; composed of veterans, who had met the conqueror of Europe and driven his legions back ; who had crimsoned the waters of the Douro with^he blood of their enemies; who had tasted plunder at the storming of Badajoz ; who had revelled in licentiousness at St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They wavered a moment, then grounded their arms, and told him that wherever he would lead they were ready to follow. It was with these same troops and after all these occurrences, that he made that gallant fight at Enotochopco, gained the decisive victory at Emuck- faw, and won the bloody day at Tohopeka.
The next year was the defence of Fort Bowyer — the taking of Pensacola — and, in the latter part of it, some prepara- tions for the battle of New Orleans.
If there be one point or period in hi...s history which needs no comment at all, it is that which relates to the latter achieve- ment. The American people understand the debt of gratitude they incurred that day, and their children have all its history by heart. The finest army that ever landed on American soil ; thoroughly equipped ; trained for years under the eye of Wellmgton; composed of veterans, who had met the conqueror of Europe and driven his legions back ; who had crimsoned the waters of the Douro with^he blood of their enemies; who had tasted plunder at the storming of Badajoz ; who had revelled in licentiousness at St.
What to read after Eulogy On the Life And Character of General Andrew Jackson Delivered At Bedford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremiah S Jeremiah Sullivan Black to read onlineMoreLess
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