The Campaign of 1760 in Canada
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The English, after firing some time at his vessel, and receiving noanswer, approached in their boats and asked him why he did not fire, or lower his flag? De Vauquelin answered them fiercely that, had hehad any more powder he would not have been silent so long; that ifthey had a mind to take him, they might cut down his flag themselves, as hitherto his custom was not to strike his colors, but to makeothers--his country's enemies--do so. The English then went on boardof his ship, and took him pr...isoner, with his wounded men, and inconsideration of his determination--they having cut down hisflag--treated him with the regard which bravery can claim at the handsof a generous enemy. De Vauquelin had already made himself known tothe English by his undaunted courage at the siege of Louisburg. Hisintrepidity so delighted the English Admiral, that he begged him totell him freely how he could serve him. He answered the Admiral, "thatwhat he wished for of all things was to have his liberty andpermission to return to France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The English, after firing some time at his vessel, and receiving noanswer, approached in their boats and asked him why he did not fire, or lower his flag? De Vauquelin answered them fiercely that, had hehad any more powder he would not have been silent so long; that ifthey had a mind to take him, they might cut down his flag themselves, as hitherto his custom was not to strike his colors, but to makeothers--his country's enemies--do so. The English then went on boardof his ship, and took him pr...isoner, with his wounded men, and inconsideration of his determination--they having cut down hisflag--treated him with the regard which bravery can claim at the handsof a generous enemy. De Vauquelin had already made himself known tothe English by his undaunted courage at the siege of Louisburg. Hisintrepidity so delighted the English Admiral, that he begged him totell him freely how he could serve him. He answered the Admiral, "thatwhat he wished for of all things was to have his liberty andpermission to return to France.
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