Historical And Revolutionary Incidents of the Early Settlers of the United State
Historical And Revolutionary Incidents of the Early Settlers of the United State
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Montcalm pressed the attack with vigor. No movement was made from Fort Edward for Monroe's relief. His ammunition was exhaust- ed ; and, after a six days' siege, he found himself obliged to capitulate. The garrison were to march out with the honors of war, and were to be protected, with their baggage, as far as Fort Edward. Montcalm's Indian allies, dissatis- fied with these terms, and greedy for plunder, fell upon the retreating and disarmed troops. Monroe, with the greater part of the men, fe...ll back to the French camp to demand protection. About six hundred fled into the woods, and the first who reached Fort Edward reported the massacre of the others. Some few were killed or never heard of; the rest came in one after another, many having lost their way and suffered extreme hardships. Frye, the commander of the Massachusetts forces, after wandering about some days, reached Fort Edward with no clothes but his shirt.
The fall of Fort William Henry occasioned even greater alarm than the loss of Oswego the year before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Montcalm pressed the attack with vigor. No movement was made from Fort Edward for Monroe's relief. His ammunition was exhaust- ed ; and, after a six days' siege, he found himself obliged to capitulate. The garrison were to march out with the honors of war, and were to be protected, with their baggage, as far as Fort Edward. Montcalm's Indian allies, dissatis- fied with these terms, and greedy for plunder, fell upon the retreating and disarmed troops. Monroe, with the greater part of the men, fe...ll back to the French camp to demand protection. About six hundred fled into the woods, and the first who reached Fort Edward reported the massacre of the others. Some few were killed or never heard of; the rest came in one after another, many having lost their way and suffered extreme hardships. Frye, the commander of the Massachusetts forces, after wandering about some days, reached Fort Edward with no clothes but his shirt.
The fall of Fort William Henry occasioned even greater alarm than the loss of Oswego the year before.
What to read after Historical And Revolutionary Incidents of the Early Settlers of the United State?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cw Charles Wilkins Webber to read onlineMoreLess
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