Memoirs of General Lafayette
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Artillery corps stationed on the eminences adjoining the public road saluted him as he passed ; and the country rung with loud huzzas and joyful acclama- tions. At the line of Lexington, he was received by a troop of horse and cavalcade of citizens, who conduct- ed him into that ancient town. On his way, he passed under an arch, bearing this inscription — ^^ Welvome^ friend of America^ to the birth place of American liber- ty ^ Salutes were again fired, and he was tjien con- ducted to the monum...ent erected in memory of the at- tack of the British troops upon the militia of that place, April 19, 1775. He was here welcomed and addressed by one of the citizens in behalf of the town. Near the monument, he was introduced io fourt em of the militia company, which had assemiued at that time, and on whom the regular troops fired, when eight of the num- ber ^vere slain.
After this very interesting scene, General La Fayette proceeded to Concord, and was met at the line between :mbmoir« of la fayette.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Artillery corps stationed on the eminences adjoining the public road saluted him as he passed ; and the country rung with loud huzzas and joyful acclama- tions. At the line of Lexington, he was received by a troop of horse and cavalcade of citizens, who conduct- ed him into that ancient town. On his way, he passed under an arch, bearing this inscription — ^^ Welvome^ friend of America^ to the birth place of American liber- ty ^ Salutes were again fired, and he was tjien con- ducted to the monum...ent erected in memory of the at- tack of the British troops upon the militia of that place, April 19, 1775. He was here welcomed and addressed by one of the citizens in behalf of the town. Near the monument, he was introduced io fourt em of the militia company, which had assemiued at that time, and on whom the regular troops fired, when eight of the num- ber ^vere slain.
After this very interesting scene, General La Fayette proceeded to Concord, and was met at the line between :mbmoir« of la fayette.
What to read after Memoirs of General Lafayette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Lorenzo 1783 1838 From Old Catalog Knapp to read onlineMoreLess
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