Memoirs of the Life of the Late Charles Lee, Esq. Second in Command in the Service of the United States of America During the Revolution: to Which Are Added His Political And Military Essays. Also, Letters To, And From Many Distinguished Characters, Both
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moH: ( H9 ) inofl eftcemed regular regiments were fent over to this country ; they were well dreffed, they were well powdered, they were perfect mailers of their iiianual exercife, they fired together in platoons ; but fatal experience taught us, that they knew not how to fight. While your militia were frequently crowned with fuccefs, thefe regulars were defeated or baffled for three years fucceffively, in every part of the Continent. At length, indeed, after re- peated lofl'es and difgraces, t...hey became excellent troops, but not until they had abfolutely forgotten every thing which, we are aflured, mud render re- gulars quite irrefiftible. The corps fent from this country under General Monkton, was, I believe, for its number, one of the bed armies that ever was led to conqueft ; and yet, if I have been rightly informed, there was not a fingle regiment of them that could go through the manual exercife, or, at bed, they performed it mod wretchedly. It is likewife faid, that when, after their glorious and rapid conqued of Martinico, they were joined by the fpruce regiments from Europe, fuch was their uncooth appearance, that they were fcarce honour- ed with the title of foldiers by thofe gentlemen.
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moH: ( H9 ) inofl eftcemed regular regiments were fent over to this country ; they were well dreffed, they were well powdered, they were perfect mailers of their iiianual exercife, they fired together in platoons ; but fatal experience taught us, that they knew not how to fight. While your militia were frequently crowned with fuccefs, thefe regulars were defeated or baffled for three years fucceffively, in every part of the Continent. At length, indeed, after re- peated lofl'es and difgraces, t...hey became excellent troops, but not until they had abfolutely forgotten every thing which, we are aflured, mud render re- gulars quite irrefiftible. The corps fent from this country under General Monkton, was, I believe, for its number, one of the bed armies that ever was led to conqueft ; and yet, if I have been rightly informed, there was not a fingle regiment of them that could go through the manual exercife, or, at bed, they performed it mod wretchedly. It is likewife faid, that when, after their glorious and rapid conqued of Martinico, they were joined by the fpruce regiments from Europe, fuch was their uncooth appearance, that they were fcarce honour- ed with the title of foldiers by thofe gentlemen.
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