New France And New England
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By the middle of June there was scarcely a house in the town that had not been more or less riddled by shot and shell. The British fleet held the harbour closely invested, and looo scaling ladders were made ready for a grand attack. This was too Louisburg much for the Frenchmen, and on june"i'^r'* the 17th of June this famous fortress 1745 was surrendered. The mad scheme of Vaughan and Shirley had become a sober re- ality. When the news was disseminated abroad the civilized world was dumb with ...amazement.
For the first time it waked up to the fact that a new military power had grown up in America.
One of the strongest fortresses on the face of the earth had surrendered to a force of New England militia. Pepperell was at once cre- ated a baronet, being the only native Ameri- can who ever attained that rank. Warren was promoted to the grade of admiral. Louisburg Square in Boston commemorates the victory.
Some twenty-five years ago, when we were re- building the eastern transept of Harvard Col- lege Library, I discovered in a gloomy corner an iron cross about thirty inches in height, which had stood in the market-place at Louis- A relic of burg and was brought to Cambridge Louisburg ag a trophy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the middle of June there was scarcely a house in the town that had not been more or less riddled by shot and shell. The British fleet held the harbour closely invested, and looo scaling ladders were made ready for a grand attack. This was too Louisburg much for the Frenchmen, and on june"i'^r'* the 17th of June this famous fortress 1745 was surrendered. The mad scheme of Vaughan and Shirley had become a sober re- ality. When the news was disseminated abroad the civilized world was dumb with ...amazement.
For the first time it waked up to the fact that a new military power had grown up in America.
One of the strongest fortresses on the face of the earth had surrendered to a force of New England militia. Pepperell was at once cre- ated a baronet, being the only native Ameri- can who ever attained that rank. Warren was promoted to the grade of admiral. Louisburg Square in Boston commemorates the victory.
Some twenty-five years ago, when we were re- building the eastern transept of Harvard Col- lege Library, I discovered in a gloomy corner an iron cross about thirty inches in height, which had stood in the market-place at Louis- A relic of burg and was brought to Cambridge Louisburg ag a trophy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiske, John, 1842-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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