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Subsequent events proved that Putnam's scheme of defensewas the right one, and only lack of time and men prevented its beingcarried out.
[Footnote 2: "Putnam, " says Irving, in his Life of Washington, "also wasa leading spirit throughout the affair; one of the first to prompt andthe last to maintain it. He appears to have been active and efficient atevery point, sometimes fortifying, sometimes hurrying up reenforcements;inspiriting the men by his presence while they were able to maintaintheir g...round, and fighting gallantly at the outpost to cover theirretreat. "] As soon as once assured that the defeat of the Provincials wasoverwhelming, Putnam lost no time in entrenching at Prospect Hill, thefirst spot at which he could halt his fleeing troops. Here he stayed, working like a beaver and digging like a badger, and this strategicposition, which he had seized and selected almost intuitively, hecontinued to occupy until appointed to the command of the centerdivision of the army at Cambridge, where, on July 2, 1775, he for thefirst time met General Washington, who had come with his appointment asCommander-in-Chief recently received from the Continental Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Subsequent events proved that Putnam's scheme of defensewas the right one, and only lack of time and men prevented its beingcarried out.
[Footnote 2: "Putnam, " says Irving, in his Life of Washington, "also wasa leading spirit throughout the affair; one of the first to prompt andthe last to maintain it. He appears to have been active and efficient atevery point, sometimes fortifying, sometimes hurrying up reenforcements;inspiriting the men by his presence while they were able to maintaintheir g...round, and fighting gallantly at the outpost to cover theirretreat. "] As soon as once assured that the defeat of the Provincials wasoverwhelming, Putnam lost no time in entrenching at Prospect Hill, thefirst spot at which he could halt his fleeing troops. Here he stayed, working like a beaver and digging like a badger, and this strategicposition, which he had seized and selected almost intuitively, hecontinued to occupy until appointed to the command of the centerdivision of the army at Cambridge, where, on July 2, 1775, he for thefirst time met General Washington, who had come with his appointment asCommander-in-Chief recently received from the Continental Congress.
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