Journal of Captain Pausch, Chief of the Hanau Artillery During the Burgoyne Campaign
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Gen.
Phillips ; consequently, I, too, together with my ^ For a sketch of St. Leger, and the ^ Lord George Germain, in a letter to chief personages mentioned in the Jour- Carleton, dated at Whitehall, 26 March, iml^ see *' Sir John Johnson's Orderly 1777, directs that 342 Hanau-Chasseurs Book," be put under St. Legcr for his expedition against Fort Stanwix.
PAUSCH'S JOURNAL. 67 company, belong here in the same camp. Ac- cordingly, I sent forward' the cannonier, Engel- hard, with the letter I had... with me, to our former colonel (now Brigadier General) who, with my cannonier, was to provide us with quarters in the camp already laid out.
As we had arrived here without suitable con- veniences for encamping — everything of this nature being still on board the ship — Col. von Gall lent us thirty tents for the privates and sub- alterns. I also received from Major Williams (commanding in the absence of Gen. Phillips) two new and very serviceable tents, together with all their p'araphanalia, for the use of the officers; also, fourteen new field -kettles of white tin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gen.
Phillips ; consequently, I, too, together with my ^ For a sketch of St. Leger, and the ^ Lord George Germain, in a letter to chief personages mentioned in the Jour- Carleton, dated at Whitehall, 26 March, iml^ see *' Sir John Johnson's Orderly 1777, directs that 342 Hanau-Chasseurs Book," be put under St. Legcr for his expedition against Fort Stanwix.
PAUSCH'S JOURNAL. 67 company, belong here in the same camp. Ac- cordingly, I sent forward' the cannonier, Engel- hard, with the letter I had... with me, to our former colonel (now Brigadier General) who, with my cannonier, was to provide us with quarters in the camp already laid out.
As we had arrived here without suitable con- veniences for encamping — everything of this nature being still on board the ship — Col. von Gall lent us thirty tents for the privates and sub- alterns. I also received from Major Williams (commanding in the absence of Gen. Phillips) two new and very serviceable tents, together with all their p'araphanalia, for the use of the officers; also, fourteen new field -kettles of white tin.
What to read after Journal of Captain Pausch, Chief of the Hanau Artillery During the Burgoyne Campaign?
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