Lives of the Departed Heroes Sages And Statesmen of America Confined Exclusiv
Lives of the Departed Heroes Sages And Statesmen of America Confined Exclusiv
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A few weeks afterwards the lady expired un- der an attack of small-pox. The fate of the officer we never learn t. ' J It has already been mentioned, that Greene's army was in a deplorable situation, and suffered under every privation. In his letters to the secretary at war, he says, " We have three hundred men without arms, and more than one thousand so naked, that they can be put on duty only in cases of a desperate nature. We have been all winter in want of arms and clothing. The subsist- enc...e of the army is wretched, and we are without rum, or any kind of spirits. " Again, he says, "Our difficulties are so numerous, and our wants so pressing, that I have not a moment's relief from the most painful anxieties. I have more embar- rassment than it is proper to disclose to the world. Let it suffice to say, that this part of the United States has had a narrow escape. I have been seven months in the field without taking off my clothes. " Judge Johnson, in his life of general Greene, says, "At the battle of Eutaw Springs, Greene says, 'that hun- dreds of my men were as naked as they were born.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few weeks afterwards the lady expired un- der an attack of small-pox. The fate of the officer we never learn t. ' J It has already been mentioned, that Greene's army was in a deplorable situation, and suffered under every privation. In his letters to the secretary at war, he says, " We have three hundred men without arms, and more than one thousand so naked, that they can be put on duty only in cases of a desperate nature. We have been all winter in want of arms and clothing. The subsist- enc...e of the army is wretched, and we are without rum, or any kind of spirits. " Again, he says, "Our difficulties are so numerous, and our wants so pressing, that I have not a moment's relief from the most painful anxieties. I have more embar- rassment than it is proper to disclose to the world. Let it suffice to say, that this part of the United States has had a narrow escape. I have been seven months in the field without taking off my clothes. " Judge Johnson, in his life of general Greene, says, "At the battle of Eutaw Springs, Greene says, 'that hun- dreds of my men were as naked as they were born.
What to read after Lives of the Departed Heroes Sages And Statesmen of America Confined Exclusiv?
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