General Roger Enos
General Roger Enos
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This distance had already oc- 156 GENERAL ROGER ENOS 13 cupied the detachment twenty -two days, from October 2 to Octo ber 24, to pass over. As Thayer says: "Oct. 2. * * * at the last inhabitants how, & meet no other until we come to Canada. " Enos command was fifteen days in reaching Brunswick.
To recapitulate: Arnold started on his march September llth with 1, 080 men and forty -five days provision, his detachment reaching the French settlements November 4th. Within thirty days, October 14th,... the first division was reduced to twenty-five days supplies. Two days later, October 17th, the second, or Greene s division, was reduced to four barrels flour and ten barrels pork for 350 men for seventeen days march. Ten days later, October 24th, Greene s division having received through Major Bigelow all that Enos could supply, on the 18th had only half a pint of flour left to deliver out to each man: and Arnold s first division was on the allowance of three-quarters of a pound of flour and three- quarters of a pound of pork per day, for each man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This distance had already oc- 156 GENERAL ROGER ENOS 13 cupied the detachment twenty -two days, from October 2 to Octo ber 24, to pass over. As Thayer says: "Oct. 2. * * * at the last inhabitants how, & meet no other until we come to Canada. " Enos command was fifteen days in reaching Brunswick.
To recapitulate: Arnold started on his march September llth with 1, 080 men and forty -five days provision, his detachment reaching the French settlements November 4th. Within thirty days, October 14th,... the first division was reduced to twenty-five days supplies. Two days later, October 17th, the second, or Greene s division, was reduced to four barrels flour and ten barrels pork for 350 men for seventeen days march. Ten days later, October 24th, Greene s division having received through Major Bigelow all that Enos could supply, on the 18th had only half a pint of flour left to deliver out to each man: and Arnold s first division was on the allowance of three-quarters of a pound of flour and three- quarters of a pound of pork per day, for each man.
What to read after General Roger Enos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayden, Horace Edwin, 1837-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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