Lieutenant-General John Burgoyne And the Convention of Saratoga One Hundred Years Ago. a Paper Read Before the American Antiquarian Society On the 22d of October, 1877 ;
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The arms were piled lip agreeable to the letter of the convention, j^nd their condition as good as can be expected upon such occasions. Their being wholly unfit for service, is partly owing to the land and water carriages, but chiefly to the want of proper packages to secure them. Our own men have changed them ; but here I think we should not imprudently expose the infant state of our military discipline." (Gordon, TIL, 46).
This letter of Gates, it will be seen, was written under the feeling t...hat Congress was criticising hiin, pretty closely relative to the condition of the property surrendered, and the absence of what they thought should have been surren- dered, and he made the best apology he could. Wilkinson, a manly and highly spirited man, says, — "Burgoyne made his own convention, and saved his accoutrements, military chest and colors, all of which were retained notwithstanding General Gates' letter to Congress * * which was unworthy of a soldier," The British surrendered what they agreed to, so far as appears, and what General Gates understood should have been surrendered by the terms of the Conven- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The arms were piled lip agreeable to the letter of the convention, j^nd their condition as good as can be expected upon such occasions. Their being wholly unfit for service, is partly owing to the land and water carriages, but chiefly to the want of proper packages to secure them. Our own men have changed them ; but here I think we should not imprudently expose the infant state of our military discipline." (Gordon, TIL, 46).
This letter of Gates, it will be seen, was written under the feeling t...hat Congress was criticising hiin, pretty closely relative to the condition of the property surrendered, and the absence of what they thought should have been surren- dered, and he made the best apology he could. Wilkinson, a manly and highly spirited man, says, — "Burgoyne made his own convention, and saved his accoutrements, military chest and colors, all of which were retained notwithstanding General Gates' letter to Congress * * which was unworthy of a soldier," The British surrendered what they agreed to, so far as appears, and what General Gates understood should have been surrendered by the terms of the Conven- tion.
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