Paul Lunts Diary May December 1775
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Rain in the afternoon.
Saturday, 23d. — Pleasant after rain ; went upon fatigue between Prospect Hill and Plowed Hill. Some- cannon fired from Plowed 14 Hill, and a number at Roxbiiry, but did no damage as we have heard. Captain Lunt went home.
Sunday, 24th. — Pleasant this morning, but cool. Attended public worship all day. All still on both sides. No remarks.
Monday, 25th. — Cool last night; pleasant this day. Some bombs hove at Plowed Hill ; one broke in the air, but did no damage.
Tuesday, ...26th. — Some cannon fired from Bunker Hill at our people near Plowed Hill. A number of fatigue men went into the fort to make preparations for barracks upon Prospect Hill. All still on both sides.
Wednesday, 27th. — In the morning all still; at twelve o'clock the whole brigade turned out, manned the lines, and were reviewed by the generals. All still both sides ; wind at south, blowed hard, some rain just at night.
Thursday, 28th. — Fair weather and pleasant for the season; all still this morning, nothing i-emarkable to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rain in the afternoon.
Saturday, 23d. — Pleasant after rain ; went upon fatigue between Prospect Hill and Plowed Hill. Some- cannon fired from Plowed 14 Hill, and a number at Roxbiiry, but did no damage as we have heard. Captain Lunt went home.
Sunday, 24th. — Pleasant this morning, but cool. Attended public worship all day. All still on both sides. No remarks.
Monday, 25th. — Cool last night; pleasant this day. Some bombs hove at Plowed Hill ; one broke in the air, but did no damage.
Tuesday, ...26th. — Some cannon fired from Bunker Hill at our people near Plowed Hill. A number of fatigue men went into the fort to make preparations for barracks upon Prospect Hill. All still on both sides.
Wednesday, 27th. — In the morning all still; at twelve o'clock the whole brigade turned out, manned the lines, and were reviewed by the generals. All still both sides ; wind at south, blowed hard, some rain just at night.
Thursday, 28th. — Fair weather and pleasant for the season; all still this morning, nothing i-emarkable to-day.
What to read after Paul Lunts Diary May December 1775?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Lunt to read onlineMoreLess
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