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This news made him more anxious to reach the sceneof action and he traveled on as fast as he could. He left GeneralSchuyler to command the patriot forces in New York.
[Illustration: The Charge at Bunker Hill] On July second, he reached his headquarters in Cambridge, where he wasreceived with cheers and the thunder of cannon. The men had so littlepowder that they could not give him a great salute, but they spared allthey could.
The next day, July 3, 1775, Washington took command of the Continent...alArmy under a large elm tree, which still stands on the Cambridge Common. The patriot army was a rather discouraging sight. The 16, 000 men hadbeen called together without any preparation. They were farmers, fishermen and shop-keepers. They had very little discipline or orderand were in need of everything--arms, ammunition, food, clothing, tents, shoes. As yet they were not one army, but a collection of separatecompanies from the different New England colonies. Each had its ownregulations, its own officers and its own interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This news made him more anxious to reach the sceneof action and he traveled on as fast as he could. He left GeneralSchuyler to command the patriot forces in New York.
[Illustration: The Charge at Bunker Hill] On July second, he reached his headquarters in Cambridge, where he wasreceived with cheers and the thunder of cannon. The men had so littlepowder that they could not give him a great salute, but they spared allthey could.
The next day, July 3, 1775, Washington took command of the Continent...alArmy under a large elm tree, which still stands on the Cambridge Common. The patriot army was a rather discouraging sight. The 16, 000 men hadbeen called together without any preparation. They were farmers, fishermen and shop-keepers. They had very little discipline or orderand were in need of everything--arms, ammunition, food, clothing, tents, shoes. As yet they were not one army, but a collection of separatecompanies from the different New England colonies. Each had its ownregulations, its own officers and its own interests.
What to read after George Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Courtenay Calista Mccabe to read onlineMoreLess
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