History of the Campaign for the Conquest of Canada in 1776 From the Death of M
History of the Campaign for the Conquest of Canada in 1776 From the Death of M
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Numerous orders, having that special object in view, were issued from time to time. The following was made by Colonel Wayne on the 7th : " A barber for each company is also to be nominated, for the purpose of shaving the soldiers and dressing their hair, who shall be allowed four pence per man per week out of his wages. The colonel is de termined to punish every man who comes on parade with 98 THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE CONQUEST OF CANADA. A long beard, slovenly dressed, or dirty, in the severest man...ner, especially for neglect of his arms. They, at all events, must at all times be clean and fit for service. " To the speedy remedying of the distressing state of the army the attention of all was soon turned. "You will see from the enclosed resolves, which I do myself the pleasure of forwarding, in obedience to the commands of Congress, " John Hancock had written to Washington on the 18th of June, "that they have bent their whole attention to our affairs in Canada, and have adopted such measures as, in their opinion, are calculated to place them on a better and more reputable footing for the future.
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Numerous orders, having that special object in view, were issued from time to time. The following was made by Colonel Wayne on the 7th : " A barber for each company is also to be nominated, for the purpose of shaving the soldiers and dressing their hair, who shall be allowed four pence per man per week out of his wages. The colonel is de termined to punish every man who comes on parade with 98 THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE CONQUEST OF CANADA. A long beard, slovenly dressed, or dirty, in the severest man...ner, especially for neglect of his arms. They, at all events, must at all times be clean and fit for service. " To the speedy remedying of the distressing state of the army the attention of all was soon turned. "You will see from the enclosed resolves, which I do myself the pleasure of forwarding, in obedience to the commands of Congress, " John Hancock had written to Washington on the 18th of June, "that they have bent their whole attention to our affairs in Canada, and have adopted such measures as, in their opinion, are calculated to place them on a better and more reputable footing for the future.
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