History of New England volume 5
History of New England volume 5
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When the prospect of another war was taking shape, the French, as usual, were beforehand in their pre- parations, and they could set their wayward Indians on the work of blood without subjecting their own King to be questioned for a breach of his engagements.^ The old maraudings were revived with the old ferocity. They were partly checked when Massachusetts again 1754. Sent troops to occupy Charlestown, as a post com- ^^^^" manding one of the natural lines of travel from Canada. A New Hampshire... regiment, under Colonel Blanchard, did good service by Lake George against Baron Dieskau ; and the gallant conduct of another, under Colonel Gilman, contributed to all that was favorable in the issue of the campaign. " The danger of becoming slaves of France, " wrote Wentworth to the Secretary of State, " has at length raised a spirit — and it appears to be almost universal — equal to the ancient Romans. Out of the three hundred men I have raised in this Province, not a man can be marked out but substantial farmers and free-holders, who engage upon no other princijDles but to secure freedom and happiness to their posterity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the prospect of another war was taking shape, the French, as usual, were beforehand in their pre- parations, and they could set their wayward Indians on the work of blood without subjecting their own King to be questioned for a breach of his engagements.^ The old maraudings were revived with the old ferocity. They were partly checked when Massachusetts again 1754. Sent troops to occupy Charlestown, as a post com- ^^^^" manding one of the natural lines of travel from Canada. A New Hampshire... regiment, under Colonel Blanchard, did good service by Lake George against Baron Dieskau ; and the gallant conduct of another, under Colonel Gilman, contributed to all that was favorable in the issue of the campaign. " The danger of becoming slaves of France, " wrote Wentworth to the Secretary of State, " has at length raised a spirit — and it appears to be almost universal — equal to the ancient Romans. Out of the three hundred men I have raised in this Province, not a man can be marked out but substantial farmers and free-holders, who engage upon no other princijDles but to secure freedom and happiness to their posterity.
What to read after History of New England volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gorham Palfrey to read onlineMoreLess
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