Georgia's Landmarks, Memorials, And Legends ..
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Crossing the causeway to the top of Brewton Hill, on the site of what was afterwards the plantation of T. F. Screven, the strength -of the American position was at once perceived by Colonel Campbell, the commander of the troops. The marsh presented a problem which was difficult of solution.
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504 Georgia's Landmarks, Memorials and Legends However, in his reconnoissances, the commander en- countered an old negro named Quanimo Dolly, generally called Quash, who ...informed him of the private path through the swamp, by wliich the rear of the American line could be gained. Overjoyed at this discovery, Camp- bell returned to his command and ordered Sir James Baird, with the light infantry and the New York volun- teers to follow the negro through the swamp and attack the first body of troops found. To deceive the Amer- icans, he maneuvered his troops in front as if about to at- tack. Incorrectly informed from the very start concern- ing the force of the enemy, General Howe was now still further misled, and ordered the artillery to play upon the enemy's stronghold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crossing the causeway to the top of Brewton Hill, on the site of what was afterwards the plantation of T. F. Screven, the strength -of the American position was at once perceived by Colonel Campbell, the commander of the troops. The marsh presented a problem which was difficult of solution.
•See White's Historical Collections.
504 Georgia's Landmarks, Memorials and Legends However, in his reconnoissances, the commander en- countered an old negro named Quanimo Dolly, generally called Quash, who ...informed him of the private path through the swamp, by wliich the rear of the American line could be gained. Overjoyed at this discovery, Camp- bell returned to his command and ordered Sir James Baird, with the light infantry and the New York volun- teers to follow the negro through the swamp and attack the first body of troops found. To deceive the Amer- icans, he maneuvered his troops in front as if about to at- tack. Incorrectly informed from the very start concern- ing the force of the enemy, General Howe was now still further misled, and ordered the artillery to play upon the enemy's stronghold.
What to read after Georgia's Landmarks, Memorials, And Legends ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucian Lamar Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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