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The morning was as lovely as pure wintry air and cloudless sunbeams could render it, but rendered far lovelier still by our procession, if I may so call it, which was well calculated to awaken the most pleasurable feelings. In front were the humble remains of that proud army, which, one and thirty months ago, captured our city, and thence, in the drunkenness of victory, had hurled menaces and cruelties disgraceful to the British name. And close in the rear, was our band of patriots, bending for...ward with martial music and flying colors, to play the last joyful act in the drama of their country's deliverance, to proclaim liberty to the captive, to recall the smile on the cheek of sorrow, and to make the heart of the widow leap for joy.
.... Oh! it was a day of jubilee indeed ! a day of rejoicing never to be forgotten.
Smiles and tears were on every face." ' Lieut.-Colonel Lewis Morris, of General Greene's staff, writing to his father, says briefly in regard to the evacuation : " This joy- ful event took place on the 14* Instant, and a great regularity was observed by bothparties." " Major Alexander Garden, of the Legion, also leaves the impression in his "Anecdotes" that the city was occupied in a quiet and orderly manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The morning was as lovely as pure wintry air and cloudless sunbeams could render it, but rendered far lovelier still by our procession, if I may so call it, which was well calculated to awaken the most pleasurable feelings. In front were the humble remains of that proud army, which, one and thirty months ago, captured our city, and thence, in the drunkenness of victory, had hurled menaces and cruelties disgraceful to the British name. And close in the rear, was our band of patriots, bending for...ward with martial music and flying colors, to play the last joyful act in the drama of their country's deliverance, to proclaim liberty to the captive, to recall the smile on the cheek of sorrow, and to make the heart of the widow leap for joy.
.... Oh! it was a day of jubilee indeed ! a day of rejoicing never to be forgotten.
Smiles and tears were on every face." ' Lieut.-Colonel Lewis Morris, of General Greene's staff, writing to his father, says briefly in regard to the evacuation : " This joy- ful event took place on the 14* Instant, and a great regularity was observed by bothparties." " Major Alexander Garden, of the Legion, also leaves the impression in his "Anecdotes" that the city was occupied in a quiet and orderly manner.
What to read after Observations On Judge Jones' Loyalist History of the American Revolution. How Far is It An Authority ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston, Henry Phelps, 1842-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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