George Washington
George Washington
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The want of our men and stores is now all that retards our immediate opera- tions. Lord Comwallis is improving every moment to the best advantage ; and every day that is given him to make his preparations may cost us many lives to en- counter them." Even at this late day, when Cornwallis was caged in York and Gloucester, De Grasse was reluc- tant to remain in the Virginia rivers, but wished to go to sea to receive there any attack the British might make.
Only after much persuasion did he relinq...uish his de- sign, and take up the part in the general plan assigned to him. " The resolutions that you have taken in our circumstances," ran Washington's soothing letter to him, "prove that a great mind knows how to make personal sacrifices to secure an important general good.
Fully sensible of those, which you have made on the present occasion, I flatter myself that the result of the operations, conducted under your auspices, will com- pensate them by its utility to the common cause." Once before York, the operations moved swiftly and smoothly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The want of our men and stores is now all that retards our immediate opera- tions. Lord Comwallis is improving every moment to the best advantage ; and every day that is given him to make his preparations may cost us many lives to en- counter them." Even at this late day, when Cornwallis was caged in York and Gloucester, De Grasse was reluc- tant to remain in the Virginia rivers, but wished to go to sea to receive there any attack the British might make.
Only after much persuasion did he relinq...uish his de- sign, and take up the part in the general plan assigned to him. " The resolutions that you have taken in our circumstances," ran Washington's soothing letter to him, "prove that a great mind knows how to make personal sacrifices to secure an important general good.
Fully sensible of those, which you have made on the present occasion, I flatter myself that the result of the operations, conducted under your auspices, will com- pensate them by its utility to the common cause." Once before York, the operations moved swiftly and smoothly.
What to read after George Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Worthington Chauncey Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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