Harpers Atlas of American History
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Shirley s and Johnson s men rendezvoused at Albany. The Indian leader took about two thousand farmers and Mohawks to the shores of Lac St. Sacrement, which, with the instinct of a courtier, he renamed Lake George, and there at a fortified position in a wooded swamp, called Fort William Henry, after one of the king s grandsons, he beat off a French force that had come from Montreal. Shirley cut his way to Oswego with three regiments of colonials, but, because of diffi culties in transportation t...hrough the wilderness, the prospect of the winter storms, and the present menace of the French across the lake, his forces got no farther, and dwindled by disease to a small remnant.
The fourth objective of this quadrilateral cam paign, Fort Beausejour, lay in a country where the French inhabitants annoyed the British govern ment. 1 Halifax had been founded a half dozen years before, and four thousand colonists brought from England as a counterpoise to Louisburg. But the old French settlers made known their resentment in many ways, and, though professedly neutral, aided the French in Fort Beausejour, which threatened the English to the west.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shirley s and Johnson s men rendezvoused at Albany. The Indian leader took about two thousand farmers and Mohawks to the shores of Lac St. Sacrement, which, with the instinct of a courtier, he renamed Lake George, and there at a fortified position in a wooded swamp, called Fort William Henry, after one of the king s grandsons, he beat off a French force that had come from Montreal. Shirley cut his way to Oswego with three regiments of colonials, but, because of diffi culties in transportation t...hrough the wilderness, the prospect of the winter storms, and the present menace of the French across the lake, his forces got no farther, and dwindled by disease to a small remnant.
The fourth objective of this quadrilateral cam paign, Fort Beausejour, lay in a country where the French inhabitants annoyed the British govern ment. 1 Halifax had been founded a half dozen years before, and four thousand colonists brought from England as a counterpoise to Louisburg. But the old French settlers made known their resentment in many ways, and, though professedly neutral, aided the French in Fort Beausejour, which threatened the English to the west.
What to read after Harpers Atlas of American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon Ryan Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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