The Battles of Trenton And Princeton
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Brigadier- General Hugh Mercer's Brigade.
Twentieth regiment. Continental foot — Connecticut regiment.
Colonel, John Durkee ; Lieutenant-Colonel, ; Major, Thomas Dyer. The colonel in command; major present. The lieu- tenant-colonel had been, as General Washington wrote, "the gallant and brave Colonel Knowlton, who would have been an honour to any country," who was mortally wounded at Harlem Heights, September 16, 1776. 30 commissioned officers and 283 enlisted men present; 217 men absent, sick,... on extra duty or on furlough.
First Maryland regiment. Continental infantry. Colonel, Fran- cis Ware ; Lieutenant-Colonel, John H. Stone ; Major, Patrick Sim. The colonel and major absent. The last colonel of this regiment, William Smallwood, had been made a brigadier-general, October 23, 1776, wounded five days afterward at the battle of White Plains, and at this time sent to Maryland to arouse the people. The lieutenant-colonel was in command of the regiment.
In after years he was the governor of Maryland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brigadier- General Hugh Mercer's Brigade.
Twentieth regiment. Continental foot — Connecticut regiment.
Colonel, John Durkee ; Lieutenant-Colonel, ; Major, Thomas Dyer. The colonel in command; major present. The lieu- tenant-colonel had been, as General Washington wrote, "the gallant and brave Colonel Knowlton, who would have been an honour to any country," who was mortally wounded at Harlem Heights, September 16, 1776. 30 commissioned officers and 283 enlisted men present; 217 men absent, sick,... on extra duty or on furlough.
First Maryland regiment. Continental infantry. Colonel, Fran- cis Ware ; Lieutenant-Colonel, John H. Stone ; Major, Patrick Sim. The colonel and major absent. The last colonel of this regiment, William Smallwood, had been made a brigadier-general, October 23, 1776, wounded five days afterward at the battle of White Plains, and at this time sent to Maryland to arouse the people. The lieutenant-colonel was in command of the regiment.
In after years he was the governor of Maryland.
What to read after The Battles of Trenton And Princeton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stryker, William S. (William Scudder), 1838-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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