George Rogers Clark And His Illinois Campaign
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45 attack Vincennes and beard the British lion in his den. With- out the loss of an hour, he set about preparing for the expedi- tion that was to go down in history as one of the most brilliant in the annals of American warfare. He received his first definite information concerning Hamilton's movements on January 29th, and on February 4th he had a big "battoe, " mounted with two four-pounders and four large swivel guns, and filled with provisions, ready to go down the river and aid in the attac...k. She was named The Willing, and Clark says that she "was much admired by the inhabitants, as no such thing had been seen in the country before. " Lieutenant Rogers was placed in command of The Willing, which had a crew of forty-six men. He had instructions to force his way up the Wabash as far as the mouth of White River, there to secrete himself until he received further orders. On the next day Clark, with one hundred and seventy men, started on his overland march, "after receiving a lecture and absolution from the priest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45 attack Vincennes and beard the British lion in his den. With- out the loss of an hour, he set about preparing for the expedi- tion that was to go down in history as one of the most brilliant in the annals of American warfare. He received his first definite information concerning Hamilton's movements on January 29th, and on February 4th he had a big "battoe, " mounted with two four-pounders and four large swivel guns, and filled with provisions, ready to go down the river and aid in the attac...k. She was named The Willing, and Clark says that she "was much admired by the inhabitants, as no such thing had been seen in the country before. " Lieutenant Rogers was placed in command of The Willing, which had a crew of forty-six men. He had instructions to force his way up the Wabash as far as the mouth of White River, there to secrete himself until he received further orders. On the next day Clark, with one hundred and seventy men, started on his overland march, "after receiving a lecture and absolution from the priest.
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