Life of George Washington, the Father of Modern Democracy
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Instead of thinking myself freed from all civil obligation by this mark of your con- fidence I shall constantly bear in mind that as the sword was the last resort for the preservation of our liberties, so it ought to be the first thing laid aside when those liber- ties are firmly established. I shall instantly set about making the most necessary reforms in the army, but it will not be in my power to make so great progress as if I had a little leisure time upon my hands." The general was busily ...engaged during the months following his encampment at Morristown making provision for the summer campaign, and although he made superhuman efforts to raise the necessary recruits for a standing army, he was not unmindful of the necessity of keeping an eye upon the enemy. His object was to harass the outposts of the enemy by flying squadrons, to make it unsafe for their foraging parties to go outside their lines. He had also to keep alive the good spirits and hopeful resolve of his troops. He had to placate the Tories and make enthusiastic in his cause the inhabitants in Jersey 128 LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead of thinking myself freed from all civil obligation by this mark of your con- fidence I shall constantly bear in mind that as the sword was the last resort for the preservation of our liberties, so it ought to be the first thing laid aside when those liber- ties are firmly established. I shall instantly set about making the most necessary reforms in the army, but it will not be in my power to make so great progress as if I had a little leisure time upon my hands." The general was busily ...engaged during the months following his encampment at Morristown making provision for the summer campaign, and although he made superhuman efforts to raise the necessary recruits for a standing army, he was not unmindful of the necessity of keeping an eye upon the enemy. His object was to harass the outposts of the enemy by flying squadrons, to make it unsafe for their foraging parties to go outside their lines. He had also to keep alive the good spirits and hopeful resolve of his troops. He had to placate the Tories and make enthusiastic in his cause the inhabitants in Jersey 128 LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
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