History of New York
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dered his ar-my in an old held near York-town, winch act real-ly end-ed the war.
By this time tin- Eng-lish Gov-ern-ment be-eran to think 0} mak-ing terms ol peace with the sub-jects she had driv-en from her by harsh-ness, al-though King George was for fight-ing on.
I o bring them to this point, the A-mer-i-cans had for eight years en-dured a war which laid waste their lands, thinned their num-bers, and brought their com- merce to a stand still.
Ar-ti-cles of peace were signed be-tween the two ...coun-tnes, by men sent to Par-is lor that pur-pose, on the 30th of No-vem-ber, [782 ; but it was not un-til No-vem-ber 25, 1783, that the men of New York had the great joy of see-ing the Brit-ish troops, which had all been drawn in-to New York Ci-ty. Long Isl-and, and Stat-en Isl-and, . Go on board their ships and set sail for their homes.
Im-me-di-ate-lv af-ter the sur-ren-der of Corn- wal-lis, the Eng-lish, al-ways will-ing to blame some- bod-y for their bad luck, rc-called Sir Hen-rv C din-ton and put in his place Sir Guy Carle-ton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
dered his ar-my in an old held near York-town, winch act real-ly end-ed the war.
By this time tin- Eng-lish Gov-ern-ment be-eran to think 0} mak-ing terms ol peace with the sub-jects she had driv-en from her by harsh-ness, al-though King George was for fight-ing on.
I o bring them to this point, the A-mer-i-cans had for eight years en-dured a war which laid waste their lands, thinned their num-bers, and brought their com- merce to a stand still.
Ar-ti-cles of peace were signed be-tween the two ...coun-tnes, by men sent to Par-is lor that pur-pose, on the 30th of No-vem-ber, [782 ; but it was not un-til No-vem-ber 25, 1783, that the men of New York had the great joy of see-ing the Brit-ish troops, which had all been drawn in-to New York Ci-ty. Long Isl-and, and Stat-en Isl-and, . Go on board their ships and set sail for their homes.
Im-me-di-ate-lv af-ter the sur-ren-der of Corn- wal-lis, the Eng-lish, al-ways will-ing to blame some- bod-y for their bad luck, rc-called Sir Hen-rv C din-ton and put in his place Sir Guy Carle-ton.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeannette H Walworth to read onlineMoreLess
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