History of the American Troops During the Late War Under the Command of Cols
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Every day while I remained there, I witnessed sales of their goods at auction in the streets.
When the news of the victory reached us at Pres- cott, the ofBcers assembled at what was called ''Jack- 6 62 son^s Tavern, " where Major Galloway, Captain Crowi> iflshield, myself, and several others boarded, and spent the afternoon in jollity and mirth. "Hail Columbia, " I suppose was never sung with more heart-felt gra6» tude, than we sang it that afternoon; joining hands, form- ing a circle and walk...ing round, we sang with all our force, disregardful entirely of consequences; but we were permitted to enjoy ourselves without molestation, as there was not a British officer or soldier then resi» dent in the village. Captain Crowninshield had been detained in imprisonment for something Hke a year af- ter he had been legally exchanged; immediately after the news of peace had reached them, Captain Cushet, the provost Major, sent a line to him, with directions to have his baggage put on board of a certain vessel then lying in the harbor, bound for the United States, and then to repair to his office in Halifax; the Captain did so, and on appearing in the office, the Major asked him if he did not feel rejoiced at the prospect of return- ing to his family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every day while I remained there, I witnessed sales of their goods at auction in the streets.
When the news of the victory reached us at Pres- cott, the ofBcers assembled at what was called ''Jack- 6 62 son^s Tavern, " where Major Galloway, Captain Crowi> iflshield, myself, and several others boarded, and spent the afternoon in jollity and mirth. "Hail Columbia, " I suppose was never sung with more heart-felt gra6» tude, than we sang it that afternoon; joining hands, form- ing a circle and walk...ing round, we sang with all our force, disregardful entirely of consequences; but we were permitted to enjoy ourselves without molestation, as there was not a British officer or soldier then resi» dent in the village. Captain Crowninshield had been detained in imprisonment for something Hke a year af- ter he had been legally exchanged; immediately after the news of peace had reached them, Captain Cushet, the provost Major, sent a line to him, with directions to have his baggage put on board of a certain vessel then lying in the harbor, bound for the United States, and then to repair to his office in Halifax; the Captain did so, and on appearing in the office, the Major asked him if he did not feel rejoiced at the prospect of return- ing to his family.
What to read after History of the American Troops During the Late War Under the Command of Cols?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel White to read onlineMoreLess
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