Montcalm And Wolfe 1
Montcalm And Wolfe 1
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224 BRADDOCK. [1765.
stopped with him at a favorable spot beyond the Monongahela ; and here he hoped to maintain his position till the arrival of Dunbar. By the efforts of the officers about a hundred men were collected around hint; but to keep them there was impossible.
Within an hour they abandoned him, and fled like the rest. Gage, however, succeeded in rallying about eighty beyond the other f ording-place ; and Washington, on an order from Braddock, spurred his jaded horse towards the camp ...of Dunbar to demand wagons, provisions, and hospital stores.
Fright overcame fatigue. The fugitives toiled on all night, pursued by spectres of horror and despair ; hearing still the war-whoops and the shrieks; -possessed with the one thought of escape from this wilderness of death. In the morning some order was restored. Braddock was placed on a horse ; then, the pain being insufferable, he was carried on a litter. Captain Orme having bribed the carriers by the promise of a guinea and a bottle of rum apiece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
224 BRADDOCK. [1765.
stopped with him at a favorable spot beyond the Monongahela ; and here he hoped to maintain his position till the arrival of Dunbar. By the efforts of the officers about a hundred men were collected around hint; but to keep them there was impossible.
Within an hour they abandoned him, and fled like the rest. Gage, however, succeeded in rallying about eighty beyond the other f ording-place ; and Washington, on an order from Braddock, spurred his jaded horse towards the camp ...of Dunbar to demand wagons, provisions, and hospital stores.
Fright overcame fatigue. The fugitives toiled on all night, pursued by spectres of horror and despair ; hearing still the war-whoops and the shrieks; -possessed with the one thought of escape from this wilderness of death. In the morning some order was restored. Braddock was placed on a horse ; then, the pain being insufferable, he was carried on a litter. Captain Orme having bribed the carriers by the promise of a guinea and a bottle of rum apiece.
What to read after Montcalm And Wolfe 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parkman, Francis, 1823-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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