George Washington volume 01
George Washington volume 01
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General Wooster s age was a decided ob jection to his holding so important a command as that of the Canada expedition, and this objection was more than sufficient to offset his really patriotic be havior when he could have raised the question of rank.
Washington s relations with Congress were being defined. That body was by no means so harmonious in view as the printed journals show, and the occasions for differences in connection with the army were many. To plan a campaign, to provide all the ...necessaries for its performance, and to await patiently the issue in the face of the many unexpected delays and obstacles cer tain to be encountered, were subjects not suited to the deliberations of a legislative, or even advisory body, composed as it was of delegates from colonies almost strangers to one another, and still without any frame work of a confederation. The fact that the army was largely of New England origin was in itself a cause of jealousies, and the creation of a second army that un der Schuyler also largely from New England, could not lessen the feeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Wooster s age was a decided ob jection to his holding so important a command as that of the Canada expedition, and this objection was more than sufficient to offset his really patriotic be havior when he could have raised the question of rank.
Washington s relations with Congress were being defined. That body was by no means so harmonious in view as the printed journals show, and the occasions for differences in connection with the army were many. To plan a campaign, to provide all the ...necessaries for its performance, and to await patiently the issue in the face of the many unexpected delays and obstacles cer tain to be encountered, were subjects not suited to the deliberations of a legislative, or even advisory body, composed as it was of delegates from colonies almost strangers to one another, and still without any frame work of a confederation. The fact that the army was largely of New England origin was in itself a cause of jealousies, and the creation of a second army that un der Schuyler also largely from New England, could not lessen the feeling.
What to read after George Washington volume 01?
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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