Independence; a Story of the Revolution
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< The British Major seized the bayonet and turned the ROYALTY REPULSED. 119 keen point aside. The youth was hurried on by the retreating mass, and it was not until night that he learned of the death of General Warren. The tired boy, filled with horror, slept on the ground that night dreaming of the terrible events of that awful day. Next day after the battle, Albert -being ill re- ceived a ten days' furlough, and his father took him to their home in Lexington. Noah Stevens had accepted a position as colonel in the continental army, and was rejoiced to learn while his son was at Lexington, that the continental congress had unanimously appointed his former commander. General George Washington, commander-in-chief of the continental forces. This appointment was made on the 15th of June, two days before the battle of Bunker Hill. " That is the best appointment they could have made, " the colonel declared, when he read it at the bedside of his sick son. " Father, " said Albert with a faint smile, " when next you see Mr.
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< The British Major seized the bayonet and turned the ROYALTY REPULSED. 119 keen point aside. The youth was hurried on by the retreating mass, and it was not until night that he learned of the death of General Warren. The tired boy, filled with horror, slept on the ground that night dreaming of the terrible events of that awful day. Next day after the battle, Albert -being ill re- ceived a ten days' furlough, and his father took him to their home in Lexington. Noah Stevens had accepted a position as colonel in the continental army, and was rejoiced to learn while his son was at Lexington, that the continental congress had unanimously appointed his former commander. General George Washington, commander-in-chief of the continental forces. This appointment was made on the 15th of June, two days before the battle of Bunker Hill. " That is the best appointment they could have made, " the colonel declared, when he read it at the bedside of his sick son. " Father, " said Albert with a faint smile, " when next you see Mr.
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