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General Howe subsequently advanced with his troops and crossed the river unobstructed at Fat- land (Valley Forge) and Gorden's (Phoenixville) Ford. His advance guard made their entrance into Philadelphia on September 28, 1777, without further obstruction or opposition. This opportune arrival of the enemy into Philadelphia county and city was heralded with much joy by British citizen subjects and their Tory friends. They welcomed the British forces with exaltation of joy, offer- ing them supplie...s — some joining the army of the enemy, others furnishing information, and acting as spies, etc. In ' Letter of Jacob Reed, Jr.
36 Lieut. Col. Jacob Reed.
the wake of the British army to Philadelphia city, led by these spies, American officers and defenders of the Revolutionary cause were made the object of Tory venge- ance and hatred by having their property stolen and de- stroyed. Notable instances are Colonel Dewees' Forge and buildings at Valley Forge, Colonel Thompson's Iim at Jef[erson\llle, Colonel Bull's Mill and other buildings at Norristown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Howe subsequently advanced with his troops and crossed the river unobstructed at Fat- land (Valley Forge) and Gorden's (Phoenixville) Ford. His advance guard made their entrance into Philadelphia on September 28, 1777, without further obstruction or opposition. This opportune arrival of the enemy into Philadelphia county and city was heralded with much joy by British citizen subjects and their Tory friends. They welcomed the British forces with exaltation of joy, offer- ing them supplie...s — some joining the army of the enemy, others furnishing information, and acting as spies, etc. In ' Letter of Jacob Reed, Jr.
36 Lieut. Col. Jacob Reed.
the wake of the British army to Philadelphia city, led by these spies, American officers and defenders of the Revolutionary cause were made the object of Tory venge- ance and hatred by having their property stolen and de- stroyed. Notable instances are Colonel Dewees' Forge and buildings at Valley Forge, Colonel Thompson's Iim at Jef[erson\llle, Colonel Bull's Mill and other buildings at Norristown.
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