History of the Webb House
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While the foreign admiral and generals met in this momentous Council with the Governor of the State and our Commander-in-Chief, Abigail somewhat anxious and sobered from stress of war, but still fresh and young, rallied her girl friends about her to serve the punch bowl and the stirrup-cup. Times were again gay in the streets and in Hospitality Hall during the five days of this Council, where was matured that plan which has been called by an English writer "an episode History of the Webb House ...13 never surpassed by daring on one side and sur- prise on the other, in the history of all time. " How did they dare to do it? The plan, as we know, was completely carried out. The few troops rode or tramped through marsh and forest down to Virginia ; the ships tacked and zigzagged against the wind along down the coast. Army and navy met before Yorktown and laid seige for six weeks and the formal surrender took place. Young Roger Welles was Captain under the Marquise de LaFayette, one of 100 picked men, all over six feet tall, who formed his particular command.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the foreign admiral and generals met in this momentous Council with the Governor of the State and our Commander-in-Chief, Abigail somewhat anxious and sobered from stress of war, but still fresh and young, rallied her girl friends about her to serve the punch bowl and the stirrup-cup. Times were again gay in the streets and in Hospitality Hall during the five days of this Council, where was matured that plan which has been called by an English writer "an episode History of the Webb House ...13 never surpassed by daring on one side and sur- prise on the other, in the history of all time. " How did they dare to do it? The plan, as we know, was completely carried out. The few troops rode or tramped through marsh and forest down to Virginia ; the ships tacked and zigzagged against the wind along down the coast. Army and navy met before Yorktown and laid seige for six weeks and the formal surrender took place. Young Roger Welles was Captain under the Marquise de LaFayette, one of 100 picked men, all over six feet tall, who formed his particular command.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Welles Julia Welles Griswold to read onlineMoreLess
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