Late News of the Exursions And Ravages of the King's Troops
Late News of the Exursions And Ravages of the King's Troops
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Lawrie with i Com- panys to stay at the Bridge and he went up to the top of the Hill with the Companys of 4^, io*. h & 38^ where we halted a little & saw all this Disposition, 1 This height is not much above 300 yards from the Bridge I directed a Serjeant of our Regiment 2 to go to a piece of rock that was still higher to see the Country which he did & staid with the 10* Company myself, in a little I learned Cap* Parsons, 3 Cap* Brown 4 & Cap* Boyd s had gone further on, I was exceedingly vexed... at this & begg'd of Lieu' Kelly of the io*? to give me 1 men to go after them which he did and going along I observed a Company of the 4^ Reg* upon the Hill, I had sent the 1 For the positions of the three companies mentioned, in the vicinity of the bridge, see the reproduction of a contemporaneous map in the Mackenzie Diary.
* The 38th foot.
3 Lawrence Parsons of the ioth Regiment.
4 Wm. Browne of the J2d Regiment.
5 St. Lawrence Boyd of the 38 th Regiment.
~* ( 20 ) I Serjeant [to] sometime before, I still pursued the low road close by the river, when one of them called out to me Sir the Company of the 4ft 1 are retiring, I was sur- prised at that, on which I looked to my right and saw a large body of men marching almost within Pistol shot of me, it struck me it would be disgracefull to be taken by such Rascals and I made the best of my way for the Bridge never out of reach of Musquet shot of this party where I joined Cap?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lawrie with i Com- panys to stay at the Bridge and he went up to the top of the Hill with the Companys of 4^, io*. h & 38^ where we halted a little & saw all this Disposition, 1 This height is not much above 300 yards from the Bridge I directed a Serjeant of our Regiment 2 to go to a piece of rock that was still higher to see the Country which he did & staid with the 10* Company myself, in a little I learned Cap* Parsons, 3 Cap* Brown 4 & Cap* Boyd s had gone further on, I was exceedingly vexed... at this & begg'd of Lieu' Kelly of the io*? to give me 1 men to go after them which he did and going along I observed a Company of the 4^ Reg* upon the Hill, I had sent the 1 For the positions of the three companies mentioned, in the vicinity of the bridge, see the reproduction of a contemporaneous map in the Mackenzie Diary.
* The 38th foot.
3 Lawrence Parsons of the ioth Regiment.
4 Wm. Browne of the J2d Regiment.
5 St. Lawrence Boyd of the 38 th Regiment.
~* ( 20 ) I Serjeant [to] sometime before, I still pursued the low road close by the river, when one of them called out to me Sir the Company of the 4ft 1 are retiring, I was sur- prised at that, on which I looked to my right and saw a large body of men marching almost within Pistol shot of me, it struck me it would be disgracefull to be taken by such Rascals and I made the best of my way for the Bridge never out of reach of Musquet shot of this party where I joined Cap?
What to read after Late News of the Exursions And Ravages of the King's Troops?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Murdock to read onlineMoreLess
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