History of the American Troops During the Late War Under the Command of Colone
History of the American Troops During the Late War Under the Command of Colone
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The weather was at this time very severe; I have seen many of the American prisoners, with their ears frostbitten, and many of the negroes, who were carried 75 away from their masters, in the United States, actual- ly perished with the cold. The Indians were wrapped up in blankets, feet and legs, and also appeared pretty well preserved with smoke. They came into the town of Halifax about ten or eleven o'clock every day, appa- rently half frozen, and would mope about the streets from store to st...ore, in search of empty whiskey barrels; when they found one they would take it to the pump, p(jur water in it, and after rinsing it well, would drink the water; they were the most wretched and pitiable objects I ever saw.
We got through the winter as well as we could, and near the last of February, our ears were blessed with the news of peace, and we immediately commenced making preparations for our return home. According to the articles of the treaty of peace, every officer was bound to pay his debts before he could return home, and Colonel Cushet made a loan, for all the volunteer officers who were there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weather was at this time very severe; I have seen many of the American prisoners, with their ears frostbitten, and many of the negroes, who were carried 75 away from their masters, in the United States, actual- ly perished with the cold. The Indians were wrapped up in blankets, feet and legs, and also appeared pretty well preserved with smoke. They came into the town of Halifax about ten or eleven o'clock every day, appa- rently half frozen, and would mope about the streets from store to st...ore, in search of empty whiskey barrels; when they found one they would take it to the pump, p(jur water in it, and after rinsing it well, would drink the water; they were the most wretched and pitiable objects I ever saw.
We got through the winter as well as we could, and near the last of February, our ears were blessed with the news of peace, and we immediately commenced making preparations for our return home. According to the articles of the treaty of peace, every officer was bound to pay his debts before he could return home, and Colonel Cushet made a loan, for all the volunteer officers who were there.
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