Publications 18
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He had gone as far as Erie when I last heard of him without meeting them. They are volunteers to supply that State's quota of militia. Can they be forced to cross the line? I am told they will refuse.
One of the aids of the Governor of New York has been at Schlosser in the capacity of the Deputy Adjutant Gen- eral, making a new organization of the militia there. I caused them to encamp by themselves — ^not a soldier within ten miles of them. One hundred of them deserted the next night after the... Governor's aid left them.
What most disturbs me is the ill-health of the troops.
The measles has affected many, and the want of salt meat, of ovens, and exposure to cold, until lately without winter clothing has produced dysenteries and other diseases. Our hospitals are filled with sick and wounded, and new cases of disease are occurring daily.
Colonel Winder of the 14th is coming to this place from Niagara. I shall trust the defence of it to two companies of artillery and Lieut.-Colonel McFeely's corps of infantry, which will march tomorrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had gone as far as Erie when I last heard of him without meeting them. They are volunteers to supply that State's quota of militia. Can they be forced to cross the line? I am told they will refuse.
One of the aids of the Governor of New York has been at Schlosser in the capacity of the Deputy Adjutant Gen- eral, making a new organization of the militia there. I caused them to encamp by themselves — ^not a soldier within ten miles of them. One hundred of them deserted the next night after the... Governor's aid left them.
What most disturbs me is the ill-health of the troops.
The measles has affected many, and the want of salt meat, of ovens, and exposure to cold, until lately without winter clothing has produced dysenteries and other diseases. Our hospitals are filled with sick and wounded, and new cases of disease are occurring daily.
Colonel Winder of the 14th is coming to this place from Niagara. I shall trust the defence of it to two companies of artillery and Lieut.-Colonel McFeely's corps of infantry, which will march tomorrow.
What to read after Publications 18?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buffalo Historical Society (Buffalo, N.Y.) to read onlineMoreLess
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