Manchester Historic Association Collections 4
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If the enemy have possession of that place . . . [i. e. Cambridge] appoint another." The credit for this wise delay at Bennington Stark generously gave to the Vermont Council of Safety, with whom he evidently acted in fullest harmony. Two days after the battle, he wrote to the Hartford Courant as follows: "I received orders to march to Manchester and act in conjunction with Col. Warner. After my arrival at that place I received orders from Major General Lincoln pur- suant to orders from General... Schuyler, to march my whole brigade to Stillwater, and join the main army then under his command. At the same time requested the whole of the militia (by Gen. Schuyler's order) of the State of Ver- mont to join him and march to Stillwater as aforesaid. In obedience thereto I marched with my brigade to Benning- ton on my way to join him, leaving that part of the coun- try almost naked to the ravage of the enemy. The Hon- orable the Council then sitting at Bennington were much against my marching with my Brigade, as it was raised on 206 stark's command at bennington their request, they apprehending great danger of the enemy's approaching to that place, which afterwards we found truly to be the case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the enemy have possession of that place . . . [i. e. Cambridge] appoint another." The credit for this wise delay at Bennington Stark generously gave to the Vermont Council of Safety, with whom he evidently acted in fullest harmony. Two days after the battle, he wrote to the Hartford Courant as follows: "I received orders to march to Manchester and act in conjunction with Col. Warner. After my arrival at that place I received orders from Major General Lincoln pur- suant to orders from General... Schuyler, to march my whole brigade to Stillwater, and join the main army then under his command. At the same time requested the whole of the militia (by Gen. Schuyler's order) of the State of Ver- mont to join him and march to Stillwater as aforesaid. In obedience thereto I marched with my brigade to Benning- ton on my way to join him, leaving that part of the coun- try almost naked to the ravage of the enemy. The Hon- orable the Council then sitting at Bennington were much against my marching with my Brigade, as it was raised on 206 stark's command at bennington their request, they apprehending great danger of the enemy's approaching to that place, which afterwards we found truly to be the case.
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