Reminiscences of the Revolution, Or Le Loup's Bloody Trail From Salem to Fort Edward
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In order to relieve the awful suspense under which the family labored, Archibald Campbell, my grandmother's brother, was determined to ascertain what might be the truth of the matter. He endeavored to get some one to accompany him in his undertaking, but * We were recently informed by Mrs. Robertson, (lately deceased,) who re- sided at Lakeville, that her father, Mr. Alex. McNaughton, was one of those who assisted at the interment of the massacred family f We might take the liberty to suggest t...hat it would be an act of patriotism to erect a monument to the memory of this family. It is possible that the British arms might have been crowned with success, had it not been for the horrid cruelties perpetrated by the savages. The indignant patriots, on hearing of the atrocious conduct of the Indians, were fired with an extra stimulus, and were determined to make a desperate effort to avenge these cruelties, and to free themselves from the arbitrary domination of Great Britain. Not allowing their excited passions to cool, the Colonists, with all possible haste, rushed from the mountain sides and the intervening valleys, and from the extended plains, to the battlefield, and by their daring deeds of valor forced Gen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In order to relieve the awful suspense under which the family labored, Archibald Campbell, my grandmother's brother, was determined to ascertain what might be the truth of the matter. He endeavored to get some one to accompany him in his undertaking, but * We were recently informed by Mrs. Robertson, (lately deceased,) who re- sided at Lakeville, that her father, Mr. Alex. McNaughton, was one of those who assisted at the interment of the massacred family f We might take the liberty to suggest t...hat it would be an act of patriotism to erect a monument to the memory of this family. It is possible that the British arms might have been crowned with success, had it not been for the horrid cruelties perpetrated by the savages. The indignant patriots, on hearing of the atrocious conduct of the Indians, were fired with an extra stimulus, and were determined to make a desperate effort to avenge these cruelties, and to free themselves from the arbitrary domination of Great Britain. Not allowing their excited passions to cool, the Colonists, with all possible haste, rushed from the mountain sides and the intervening valleys, and from the extended plains, to the battlefield, and by their daring deeds of valor forced Gen.
What to read after Reminiscences of the Revolution, Or Le Loup's Bloody Trail From Salem to Fort Edward?
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