The American Revolution
The American Revolution
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He has everything within him- self, -^ Carpenters, Bricklayers, Brewers, Blacksmiths, Bakers ; and even has a well-assorted Store for the use of his family and Servants." Diary tf Jokn Hunttr\ Mount Vernon, November 17, 1785.
THROUGH SPRING TO SUMMER 323 machinery of supply and transport. Colonel Wads- worth of Connecticut, a man of solid ability and tried integrity, was placed over the Commissariat; and General Greene, in response to Washington's earnest solicitation, accepted the thankless po...st of Quarter- master General.^ Never was a duty more reluctantly assumed, and more faithfully and effectually performed.
Greene believed himself to be renouncing the ambition of a lifetime when he retired from his place in the fighting line. History, (he pathetically exclaimed,) had never heard of a Quartermaster. In his case, however, patriotism and self-abnegation were destined to be splendidly rewarded. Nathanael Greene's experience, during the next two years, in the intricate details of military administration, was of incalculable service to him throughout that magnificent campaign of forced marches, and furious battles, by which he recovered for the Republic three of the Southern States, and inscribed his own name next to that of Washington on the roll of famous Revolutionary generals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has everything within him- self, -^ Carpenters, Bricklayers, Brewers, Blacksmiths, Bakers ; and even has a well-assorted Store for the use of his family and Servants." Diary tf Jokn Hunttr\ Mount Vernon, November 17, 1785.
THROUGH SPRING TO SUMMER 323 machinery of supply and transport. Colonel Wads- worth of Connecticut, a man of solid ability and tried integrity, was placed over the Commissariat; and General Greene, in response to Washington's earnest solicitation, accepted the thankless po...st of Quarter- master General.^ Never was a duty more reluctantly assumed, and more faithfully and effectually performed.
Greene believed himself to be renouncing the ambition of a lifetime when he retired from his place in the fighting line. History, (he pathetically exclaimed,) had never heard of a Quartermaster. In his case, however, patriotism and self-abnegation were destined to be splendidly rewarded. Nathanael Greene's experience, during the next two years, in the intricate details of military administration, was of incalculable service to him throughout that magnificent campaign of forced marches, and furious battles, by which he recovered for the Republic three of the Southern States, and inscribed his own name next to that of Washington on the roll of famous Revolutionary generals.
What to read after The American Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Otto Trevelyan to read onlineMoreLess
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