Recollections of the American War 1812 14 volume 1
Recollections of the American War 1812 14 volume 1
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Toronto was then a dirty straggling village, containing about sixty houses. The church — the only one — was converted into a general hospital, go RECOLLECTIONS OP and I formed my lodge in the wing of the Parlia- ment buildings, which had escaped, when the Americans had burnt the rest of that fabric.
Our accommodations were comfortable, by comparison with what we had lately been obliged to put up with. At all events, we had a tight roof over our heads, a clean floor under our feet, and the means... of fire enough to keep us warm ; and a soldier who is not content with this, on a campaign, deserves to want. My own regiment soon came down to form a part of the garrison of Toronto ; and there I remained till the month of December, 1814.
At this time, it was proposed to build a large ship on Lake Huron — we having then so many on Lake Erie — that would be able, from her size, and the weight of her metal, to cop€ with the small vessels that composed the American flotilla on Lake Erie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toronto was then a dirty straggling village, containing about sixty houses. The church — the only one — was converted into a general hospital, go RECOLLECTIONS OP and I formed my lodge in the wing of the Parlia- ment buildings, which had escaped, when the Americans had burnt the rest of that fabric.
Our accommodations were comfortable, by comparison with what we had lately been obliged to put up with. At all events, we had a tight roof over our heads, a clean floor under our feet, and the means... of fire enough to keep us warm ; and a soldier who is not content with this, on a campaign, deserves to want. My own regiment soon came down to form a part of the garrison of Toronto ; and there I remained till the month of December, 1814.
At this time, it was proposed to build a large ship on Lake Huron — we having then so many on Lake Erie — that would be able, from her size, and the weight of her metal, to cop€ with the small vessels that composed the American flotilla on Lake Erie.
What to read after Recollections of the American War 1812 14 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dunlop to read onlineMoreLess
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