Sketches of Bunker Hill Battle And Monument
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Confining your operations on this side only is attacking in the strongest part, and j^ou have to cope with vast numbers. It might natu- rally be supposed, that troops of the nature of the rebel army would return home after such a check as they had got ; and I hear many wanted to go off, but care has been taken to prevent it; for any man that returns home without a pass, is immedi- 94 BATTLK OF BUNKER HILF-.
ately seized and sent back to his regiment. In all their wars against the French, they n...ever showed so much conduct, attention and perseve- rance as they do now. I think it my duty to let your lordship know the true situation of affairs, that administration may take measures accord- ingly.
" The people's minds are kept so much heated and inflamed, that they are always ripe for every- thing that is extravagant. Truth is kept from them, and they are too full of prejudices to believe it, if laid before them ; and so blind and bigoted, that they cannot see they have exchanged liberty for tyranny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Confining your operations on this side only is attacking in the strongest part, and j^ou have to cope with vast numbers. It might natu- rally be supposed, that troops of the nature of the rebel army would return home after such a check as they had got ; and I hear many wanted to go off, but care has been taken to prevent it; for any man that returns home without a pass, is immedi- 94 BATTLK OF BUNKER HILF-.
ately seized and sent back to his regiment. In all their wars against the French, they n...ever showed so much conduct, attention and perseve- rance as they do now. I think it my duty to let your lordship know the true situation of affairs, that administration may take measures accord- ingly.
" The people's minds are kept so much heated and inflamed, that they are always ripe for every- thing that is extravagant. Truth is kept from them, and they are too full of prejudices to believe it, if laid before them ; and so blind and bigoted, that they cannot see they have exchanged liberty for tyranny.
What to read after Sketches of Bunker Hill Battle And Monument?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Edward Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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