Life of General Philip Schuyler 1733 1804 By Bayard Tuckerman
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L. Hunt, in notes on Montgomery, that, " he came into his wife's room and asked her to make up for him the ribbon cockade which was to be placed on his hat. He saw her emotion and marked the starting tear. With persuasive gentleness, he said III LIFE OF GENERAL PHILIP SCHUYLER to her: Our country is in danger. Unsolicited in two instances, I have been distinguished by two honorable appointments. As a politician I could not serve them.
As a soldier, I think I can. Shall I then accept the one and... shrink from the other in dread of danger?
My honor is engaged." On his departure for the army, Judge Livingston said to him : " Take care of your life." To which he replied, " Of my honor, you would say, sir." To his wife, his last words were, " You shall never blush for your Montgomery." By the middle of August, Schuyler had made great progress with the preparations for the expedition.
Enough boats had been built to convey the troops down the lake and suiEcient ammunition and food were at hand for immediate needs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Hunt, in notes on Montgomery, that, " he came into his wife's room and asked her to make up for him the ribbon cockade which was to be placed on his hat. He saw her emotion and marked the starting tear. With persuasive gentleness, he said III LIFE OF GENERAL PHILIP SCHUYLER to her: Our country is in danger. Unsolicited in two instances, I have been distinguished by two honorable appointments. As a politician I could not serve them.
As a soldier, I think I can. Shall I then accept the one and... shrink from the other in dread of danger?
My honor is engaged." On his departure for the army, Judge Livingston said to him : " Take care of your life." To which he replied, " Of my honor, you would say, sir." To his wife, his last words were, " You shall never blush for your Montgomery." By the middle of August, Schuyler had made great progress with the preparations for the expedition.
Enough boats had been built to convey the troops down the lake and suiEcient ammunition and food were at hand for immediate needs.
What to read after Life of General Philip Schuyler 1733 1804 By Bayard Tuckerman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tuckerman Bayard to read onlineMoreLess
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