Proceedings On Unveiling the Monument to Caesar Rodney, And the Oration Delivered On the Occasion
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I intend, in order be the more convenient for this business, to move to Middle- town to-morrow, and am in great hopes shall be joined in a few days by the militia from Maryland and this State, hav- ing advised Col. Gist of your instructions and my situation for that piirpose. I am afraid the New Castle militia are so intercepted as not to have it in their power to get to me.
Your deserters and our prisoners have been into me, these, 'Considering the difficulty of sending to Wilmington, I have t...ook out and given orders for safe keeping, indeed I have two of them at work repairing our arms in that county. From these deserters, from the view my parties ha\-e had of the enemv, and from some landholders of this neighborhood who 59 had been surprised into their camp and last night released, they seem determined to push immediately for Pliila. Some of those last mentioned say the officers, upon being told that you had thirty thousand men under your command and could have as many militia more as you would be pleased to ask, said they wished most sincerely you had 100,000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I intend, in order be the more convenient for this business, to move to Middle- town to-morrow, and am in great hopes shall be joined in a few days by the militia from Maryland and this State, hav- ing advised Col. Gist of your instructions and my situation for that piirpose. I am afraid the New Castle militia are so intercepted as not to have it in their power to get to me.
Your deserters and our prisoners have been into me, these, 'Considering the difficulty of sending to Wilmington, I have t...ook out and given orders for safe keeping, indeed I have two of them at work repairing our arms in that county. From these deserters, from the view my parties ha\-e had of the enemv, and from some landholders of this neighborhood who 59 had been surprised into their camp and last night released, they seem determined to push immediately for Pliila. Some of those last mentioned say the officers, upon being told that you had thirty thousand men under your command and could have as many militia more as you would be pleased to ask, said they wished most sincerely you had 100,000.
What to read after Proceedings On Unveiling the Monument to Caesar Rodney, And the Oration Delivered On the Occasion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bayard, Thomas Francis, 1828-1898. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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