Sea Power in Its Relations to the War of 1812
Sea Power in Its Relations to the War of 1812
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* " Sir James Yeo has not been nearer Sackett's Harbor than the Ducks since June •')." Captains' Letters, Aug. 19, 1814.
308 THE WAR OF 1812 Neither guns nor naval division appeared, and Drummond, able to move troops freely across the lake, concerted now a plan for striking a dangerous blow from Fort Niagara, against Brown's communications on the New York side ; the exposed condition of which was known to him. This was the immediate offensive of which he had spoken; his ability to undertake whi...ch he attributed to naval aid. He had as adjutant-general Lieutenant^Colonel Harvey, the same who suggested and executed the brilliant stroke that disconcerted Dearborn's campaign in 1813 ; and who on the present occasion drew up the instructions to Riall, and to Lieutenant-Colonel Tucker, the officer in charge of the forts, with a delightful lucidity which characterizes aU.
papers signed by him.'' The brigs "Star" and "Char- well" left York July 23, with a re-enforcement of four hundred men for Fort Niagara, in which post the officer commanding was directed to concentrate so many more as would enable him to carry a full regiment of regulars against batteries that were being put up at Youngstown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* " Sir James Yeo has not been nearer Sackett's Harbor than the Ducks since June •')." Captains' Letters, Aug. 19, 1814.
308 THE WAR OF 1812 Neither guns nor naval division appeared, and Drummond, able to move troops freely across the lake, concerted now a plan for striking a dangerous blow from Fort Niagara, against Brown's communications on the New York side ; the exposed condition of which was known to him. This was the immediate offensive of which he had spoken; his ability to undertake whi...ch he attributed to naval aid. He had as adjutant-general Lieutenant^Colonel Harvey, the same who suggested and executed the brilliant stroke that disconcerted Dearborn's campaign in 1813 ; and who on the present occasion drew up the instructions to Riall, and to Lieutenant-Colonel Tucker, the officer in charge of the forts, with a delightful lucidity which characterizes aU.
papers signed by him.'' The brigs "Star" and "Char- well" left York July 23, with a re-enforcement of four hundred men for Fort Niagara, in which post the officer commanding was directed to concentrate so many more as would enable him to carry a full regiment of regulars against batteries that were being put up at Youngstown.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mahan, A. T. (Alfred Thayer), 1840-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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