Heroes of Our Revolution
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To add to his perplexity there was a conflict of authority between Generals Schuyler and Gates, and General Sullivan, angered that Gates had been promoted over him, left the army gathered by the two former at Ticonderoga on leave of absence, hastened to Congress and offered his resignation. He was prevailed upon to recall it and joined Washington at New York. Congress, also, eventually made the peculiar decision be- tween Schuyler and Gates that the former was to command the army while it was i...n New York, and the latter while it was in Canada. This practically put Schuyler in command. Then came a piece of news to cheer Washington. Sir Henry Clinton had made an attack on Charlestown and had been repulsed.
This introduces another Hero of the Revolu- tion. Before Lee arrived at Charlestown to take charge of its defence from the expected attack by Clinton, Colonel William Moultrie had been erect- ing batteries for the defence of that port. One of these was erected at Haddrell's Point ; the other, a complete fort, on Sullivan's Island.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To add to his perplexity there was a conflict of authority between Generals Schuyler and Gates, and General Sullivan, angered that Gates had been promoted over him, left the army gathered by the two former at Ticonderoga on leave of absence, hastened to Congress and offered his resignation. He was prevailed upon to recall it and joined Washington at New York. Congress, also, eventually made the peculiar decision be- tween Schuyler and Gates that the former was to command the army while it was i...n New York, and the latter while it was in Canada. This practically put Schuyler in command. Then came a piece of news to cheer Washington. Sir Henry Clinton had made an attack on Charlestown and had been repulsed.
This introduces another Hero of the Revolu- tion. Before Lee arrived at Charlestown to take charge of its defence from the expected attack by Clinton, Colonel William Moultrie had been erect- ing batteries for the defence of that port. One of these was erected at Haddrell's Point ; the other, a complete fort, on Sullivan's Island.
What to read after Heroes of Our Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tom Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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