Memoirs of Major General William Heath
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1 Seaconnet.
2 Thomas Bumstead.
3 Zaccheus Dunnell, 2nd Lieut. 3rd Continental artillery.
J 75 The troops on Rhode Island, under the command of Geu.
Sullivan, were on the 11th, 10,122, including officers, ex- clusive of some volunteers from New Hampshire, and other corps, arranged as follows : Varnum's brigade, including officers, 1,037 Glover's, 1,131 Cornell's, 1,719 Greene's, 1,626 Lovell's, 1,158 Titcomb's, 957 Livingston's advance, 659 West's reserve, 1,025 Artillery, 810 Total, 10,122 The...se were encamped at and near Quaker-Hill. The storm destroyed a great number of cartridges, owing to the badness of the boxes. A fresh supply was sent on from Boston.
15th. — The army advanced, and in the afternoon arrived within two miles of the enemy, without the least opposi- tion. Gen. Washington, with the main army, was at the White Plains, in the State of New York, said to be about 20,000 strong. Seventeen transports with troops from Gen. Howe's army at New York, sailed for Rhode Island ; but finding the French squadron in the way, could not come to the place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 Seaconnet.
2 Thomas Bumstead.
3 Zaccheus Dunnell, 2nd Lieut. 3rd Continental artillery.
J 75 The troops on Rhode Island, under the command of Geu.
Sullivan, were on the 11th, 10,122, including officers, ex- clusive of some volunteers from New Hampshire, and other corps, arranged as follows : Varnum's brigade, including officers, 1,037 Glover's, 1,131 Cornell's, 1,719 Greene's, 1,626 Lovell's, 1,158 Titcomb's, 957 Livingston's advance, 659 West's reserve, 1,025 Artillery, 810 Total, 10,122 The...se were encamped at and near Quaker-Hill. The storm destroyed a great number of cartridges, owing to the badness of the boxes. A fresh supply was sent on from Boston.
15th. — The army advanced, and in the afternoon arrived within two miles of the enemy, without the least opposi- tion. Gen. Washington, with the main army, was at the White Plains, in the State of New York, said to be about 20,000 strong. Seventeen transports with troops from Gen. Howe's army at New York, sailed for Rhode Island ; but finding the French squadron in the way, could not come to the place.
What to read after Memoirs of Major General William Heath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Heath to read onlineMoreLess
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