The Battle of Harlem Heights, September 16, 1776;
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Our loss does not exceed in killed and wounded twenty five men, the loss of the Enemy was very considerable but cannot be ascertained, as we observed them to carry 154 BATTLE OF HARLEM HEIGHTS of their dead and wounded the whole time of the Engage- ment, they left a Number of killed and wounded on the Field of Battle & a great number of small Arraes, the great Superiority of Numbers and every other advantage the Enemy had, when considered, makes the Victory Glorious, and tho' but over a part of... their Army yet the Consequences of it are attended with advantages very great, as they immediately quited the hights all round us and have not been troublesome since, our people behaved with the greatest Spirit, and the New England men have gained the first Lawrells. I received a slight wound in the Anckle at the first of the Enoraorement but never quited the Field during the Engagement. I'm now Ready to give them the second part whenever they have an appetite, as I'm convinced whenever [they] stir from their Ships we shall drubb them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our loss does not exceed in killed and wounded twenty five men, the loss of the Enemy was very considerable but cannot be ascertained, as we observed them to carry 154 BATTLE OF HARLEM HEIGHTS of their dead and wounded the whole time of the Engage- ment, they left a Number of killed and wounded on the Field of Battle & a great number of small Arraes, the great Superiority of Numbers and every other advantage the Enemy had, when considered, makes the Victory Glorious, and tho' but over a part of... their Army yet the Consequences of it are attended with advantages very great, as they immediately quited the hights all round us and have not been troublesome since, our people behaved with the greatest Spirit, and the New England men have gained the first Lawrells. I received a slight wound in the Anckle at the first of the Enoraorement but never quited the Field during the Engagement. I'm now Ready to give them the second part whenever they have an appetite, as I'm convinced whenever [they] stir from their Ships we shall drubb them.
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