Montcalm And Wolfe
Montcalm And Wolfe
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Johnson to Shirley, 22 Sept. 1755. Johnson to Phipps, 10 Oct. 1755_(Massachusetts Archives). ] Johnson called a council of war; and as he was suffering from inflamedeyes, and was still kept in his tent by his wound, he asked Lyman topreside, --not unwilling, perhaps, to shift the responsibility upon him. After several sessions and much debate, the assembled officers decidedthat it was inexpedient to proceed. [318] Yet the army lay more than amonth longer at the lake, while the disgust of the me...n increased dailyunder the rains, frosts, and snows of a dreary November. On thetwenty-second, Chandler, chaplain of one of the Massachusetts regiments, wrote in the interleaved almanac that served him as a diary: "The menjust ready to mutiny. Some clubbed their firelocks and marched, butreturned back. Very rainy night. Miry water standing the tents. Verydistressing time among the sick. " The men grew more and more unruly, andwent off in squads without asking leave. A difficult question arose: Whoshould stay for the winter to garrison the new forts, and who shouldcommand them?
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Johnson to Shirley, 22 Sept. 1755. Johnson to Phipps, 10 Oct. 1755_(Massachusetts Archives). ] Johnson called a council of war; and as he was suffering from inflamedeyes, and was still kept in his tent by his wound, he asked Lyman topreside, --not unwilling, perhaps, to shift the responsibility upon him. After several sessions and much debate, the assembled officers decidedthat it was inexpedient to proceed. [318] Yet the army lay more than amonth longer at the lake, while the disgust of the me...n increased dailyunder the rains, frosts, and snows of a dreary November. On thetwenty-second, Chandler, chaplain of one of the Massachusetts regiments, wrote in the interleaved almanac that served him as a diary: "The menjust ready to mutiny. Some clubbed their firelocks and marched, butreturned back. Very rainy night. Miry water standing the tents. Verydistressing time among the sick. " The men grew more and more unruly, andwent off in squads without asking leave. A difficult question arose: Whoshould stay for the winter to garrison the new forts, and who shouldcommand them?
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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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