Memoirs of Andrew Jackson Major General in the Army of the United States And C
Memoirs of Andrew Jackson Major General in the Army of the United States And C
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Maj. Gen. Pinckney.
The loss of the Americans, added to the whole loss of the friendly Indians, was 54 killed and 166 wounded.
In communicating the result of this victory, with- out a parallel, to the War Department, Gen. Pinck- 128 MEMaiRi OP ney elegantly and impressively observes, — " While the sigh of humanity will escape, for this profuse effusion of human blood, which results from the savage principle of our enemy, neither to give nor accept quarter ; and while every American will deeply ...lament the loss of our meritorious fellow soldiers who have fallen in this contest, we have ample cause of gratitude to the giver of all victory, for thus continuing his protection to our women, and children, who would otherwise be exposed to the indiscriminate havock of the tomahawk, and all the horrors of savage warfare. " The aged soldier who has been familiarized through life with civilized warfare, can form but an imperfect idea of war, as carried on by s wages. Those who have passed their lives in the tranquil scenes of civil life, are still more incompetent to form a conception of its horrors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maj. Gen. Pinckney.
The loss of the Americans, added to the whole loss of the friendly Indians, was 54 killed and 166 wounded.
In communicating the result of this victory, with- out a parallel, to the War Department, Gen. Pinck- 128 MEMaiRi OP ney elegantly and impressively observes, — " While the sigh of humanity will escape, for this profuse effusion of human blood, which results from the savage principle of our enemy, neither to give nor accept quarter ; and while every American will deeply ...lament the loss of our meritorious fellow soldiers who have fallen in this contest, we have ample cause of gratitude to the giver of all victory, for thus continuing his protection to our women, and children, who would otherwise be exposed to the indiscriminate havock of the tomahawk, and all the horrors of savage warfare. " The aged soldier who has been familiarized through life with civilized warfare, can form but an imperfect idea of war, as carried on by s wages. Those who have passed their lives in the tranquil scenes of civil life, are still more incompetent to form a conception of its horrors.
What to read after Memoirs of Andrew Jackson Major General in the Army of the United States And C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Putnam Samuel Putnam Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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