Pictorial Life of Andrew Jackson Embracing Anecdotes Illustrative of His Chara
Pictorial Life of Andrew Jackson Embracing Anecdotes Illustrative of His Chara
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Everything was in readiness to meet the assault when it should be made. The redoubt on the levee was defended by a company of the seventh regiment, under the command of Lieutenant Ross. The regular troops occupied that part of the intrench- ment next the river. General Carroll's division was in the centre, supported by the Kentucky troops, under General John Adair; while the extreme left, extending for a considerable distance into the swamp, was protected by the brigade of General Coffee. How s...oon the attack would be waged, was uncer- tain ; at what moment rested with the enemy, — with us, to be in readiness for resistance. There were many circumstances, however, favouring the belief that the hour of contest was not far distant, and indeed fast approaching ; the bustle of to-day, — the efforts to carry their boats into the river, — the fascines and scaling-ladders that were preparing, were circumstances pointing to attack, and indicat- ing the hour to be near at hand. General Jackson, unmoved by appearances, anxiously desired a con- test which he believed would give a triumph to his arms, and terminate the hardships of his suffering soldiers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everything was in readiness to meet the assault when it should be made. The redoubt on the levee was defended by a company of the seventh regiment, under the command of Lieutenant Ross. The regular troops occupied that part of the intrench- ment next the river. General Carroll's division was in the centre, supported by the Kentucky troops, under General John Adair; while the extreme left, extending for a considerable distance into the swamp, was protected by the brigade of General Coffee. How s...oon the attack would be waged, was uncer- tain ; at what moment rested with the enemy, — with us, to be in readiness for resistance. There were many circumstances, however, favouring the belief that the hour of contest was not far distant, and indeed fast approaching ; the bustle of to-day, — the efforts to carry their boats into the river, — the fascines and scaling-ladders that were preparing, were circumstances pointing to attack, and indicat- ing the hour to be near at hand. General Jackson, unmoved by appearances, anxiously desired a con- test which he believed would give a triumph to his arms, and terminate the hardships of his suffering soldiers.
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