Historic Cambridge Common volume 1
Historic Cambridge Common volume 1
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Dr. Langdon, president of Harvard Col- lege. The troops were provided with intrenching tools and at about nine o'clock began their march, silently, toward their destination. The follow- ing day occurred the memorable bat- tle of Bunker Hill.
On the second of July General Washington arrived in Cambridge. He was met at Watertown by a cav- alcade of citizens and a troop of light horse, and escorted into town, where he received an enthusiastic welcome. The quarters assigned to 19 HISTORIC CAMBRIDGE... COMMON him not being in readiness that day he repaired to the Hastings house.
The day following his arrival Wash- ington assumed command of the army, on the Common, in the presence not only of the troops, but thousands of spectators, who had gathered to witness the inspiring sight. General Ward, at the head of the troops, read the commission of the new com- mander. Washington, who was mounted, rode forward a few paces, drew his sword, accepted the office to which Congress had appointed him and thereby took command of the army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Langdon, president of Harvard Col- lege. The troops were provided with intrenching tools and at about nine o'clock began their march, silently, toward their destination. The follow- ing day occurred the memorable bat- tle of Bunker Hill.
On the second of July General Washington arrived in Cambridge. He was met at Watertown by a cav- alcade of citizens and a troop of light horse, and escorted into town, where he received an enthusiastic welcome. The quarters assigned to 19 HISTORIC CAMBRIDGE... COMMON him not being in readiness that day he repaired to the Hastings house.
The day following his arrival Wash- ington assumed command of the army, on the Common, in the presence not only of the troops, but thousands of spectators, who had gathered to witness the inspiring sight. General Ward, at the head of the troops, read the commission of the new com- mander. Washington, who was mounted, rode forward a few paces, drew his sword, accepted the office to which Congress had appointed him and thereby took command of the army.
What to read after Historic Cambridge Common volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles C Farrington to read onlineMoreLess
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