History of Maryland: From Its First Settlement in 1634, to the Year 1848
History of Maryland: From Its First Settlement in 1634, to the Year 1848
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Dunbar had done on the like occasion. A large portion of them, accord- ingly left the fort and returned to their hunting grounds, with their prisoners and plunder, in spite of the solicitations of the French to remain. § This was a fortunate circum- stance for the success of the expedition. Forbes' army was still toiling on its way, liable to be taken at disad- vantage by a strong force, and did not reach the post at Loyal Hanning until the fifth of November, nearly a month after the battle. He...re the recent defeat, and the lateness * Smith's Narrative, f Green's Gazette, f Ibid. § Smith's Narrative.
148 HISTORY OF MARYLAND.
of the season, had nearly produced the results expected by the Indians. A council of war was held, which determined that it was unadvisable to proceed farther during the present campaign. In the meanwhile, the enemy, who had care- fully watched the march of the army, thinking it a favor- able moment to make another fortunate blow and complete their victory, detached a body of troops with the Indians yet remaining at the fort, to the number of one thousand men, and attacked Col.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dunbar had done on the like occasion. A large portion of them, accord- ingly left the fort and returned to their hunting grounds, with their prisoners and plunder, in spite of the solicitations of the French to remain. § This was a fortunate circum- stance for the success of the expedition. Forbes' army was still toiling on its way, liable to be taken at disad- vantage by a strong force, and did not reach the post at Loyal Hanning until the fifth of November, nearly a month after the battle. He...re the recent defeat, and the lateness * Smith's Narrative, f Green's Gazette, f Ibid. § Smith's Narrative.
148 HISTORY OF MARYLAND.
of the season, had nearly produced the results expected by the Indians. A council of war was held, which determined that it was unadvisable to proceed farther during the present campaign. In the meanwhile, the enemy, who had care- fully watched the march of the army, thinking it a favor- able moment to make another fortunate blow and complete their victory, detached a body of troops with the Indians yet remaining at the fort, to the number of one thousand men, and attacked Col.
What to read after History of Maryland: From Its First Settlement in 1634, to the Year 1848?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mcsherry to read onlineMoreLess
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