The American Revolution volume 4
The American Revolution volume 4
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They had been fighting hard for nearly three hours. They had fired away their ammunition. Their flank was unprotected. Their reserves stopped behind to help, or to hinder, the attack upon Musgrave's garrison ; and the English brigade immediately opposite to them was commanded by General Charles Grey, who, — as Wayne now for the second time experienced, — was a very awkward man to run up against in the dark. The roar of the American batteries around the Chew mansion told upon the nerves of Sulli...van's exhausted soldiers. A rumour arose, and spread, that they were being assailed in the rear by a hostile force ; and, to the surprise of the officers who commanded them, they broke their ranks, and retired from the field in hurry and disarray. The defeat and disappearance of the American right wing placed General Greene in a situation of extreme jeopardy. He was hotly engaged to the east of the village, where he drove back the troops whom he first encountered, and took from them more prisoners than he had the means of guarding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had been fighting hard for nearly three hours. They had fired away their ammunition. Their flank was unprotected. Their reserves stopped behind to help, or to hinder, the attack upon Musgrave's garrison ; and the English brigade immediately opposite to them was commanded by General Charles Grey, who, — as Wayne now for the second time experienced, — was a very awkward man to run up against in the dark. The roar of the American batteries around the Chew mansion told upon the nerves of Sulli...van's exhausted soldiers. A rumour arose, and spread, that they were being assailed in the rear by a hostile force ; and, to the surprise of the officers who commanded them, they broke their ranks, and retired from the field in hurry and disarray. The defeat and disappearance of the American right wing placed General Greene in a situation of extreme jeopardy. He was hotly engaged to the east of the village, where he drove back the troops whom he first encountered, and took from them more prisoners than he had the means of guarding.
What to read after The American Revolution volume 4?
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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