Frontier Retreat On the Upper Ohio 1779 1781
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SuppHes for Delawares promised by treaty are lacking. With men and provisions would meet the enemy en route. Will do all possible to oppose their designs. Regulars few; inhabitants will doubtless think of flight rather than resistance.
IMPRESSING PROVISIONS [Summary of a letter of Col. Daniel Brodhead, Headquarters, Fort Pitt, Sept.
21, 1780, to Capt. Samuel Brady. Printed in id., VIII, 565-66.]2 Money not yet sent to pay for provisions; permission from Pennsylvania to impress; Brady as assista...nt commissary is ordered to take such cattle and sheep as can be spared without injury to inhabitants or to further increase; on no pretense to take from the poorer people, or those who have suffered by the enemy. The levy to be confined to Pennsylvania.
1 For a letter of the same date to Richard Peters, conveying substantially the same information, see Pa. Archives, XII, 274.
2 Similar orders for the impressing of wheat, rye, and oats were issued about this same date to Capt. Uriah Springer. Draper Mss., INN69.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SuppHes for Delawares promised by treaty are lacking. With men and provisions would meet the enemy en route. Will do all possible to oppose their designs. Regulars few; inhabitants will doubtless think of flight rather than resistance.
IMPRESSING PROVISIONS [Summary of a letter of Col. Daniel Brodhead, Headquarters, Fort Pitt, Sept.
21, 1780, to Capt. Samuel Brady. Printed in id., VIII, 565-66.]2 Money not yet sent to pay for provisions; permission from Pennsylvania to impress; Brady as assista...nt commissary is ordered to take such cattle and sheep as can be spared without injury to inhabitants or to further increase; on no pretense to take from the poorer people, or those who have suffered by the enemy. The levy to be confined to Pennsylvania.
1 For a letter of the same date to Richard Peters, conveying substantially the same information, see Pa. Archives, XII, 274.
2 Similar orders for the impressing of wheat, rye, and oats were issued about this same date to Capt. Uriah Springer. Draper Mss., INN69.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Phelps Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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