The Centennial Celebration of General Sullivans Campaign Against the Iroquois
The Centennial Celebration of General Sullivans Campaign Against the Iroquois
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Two Captains, six Subalterns, and one hundred men were left as the garrison for Wyo- ming under command of Colonel Zebulon Butler, who was charged with forwarding such supplies as might be collected. The Artillery consisted of eight brass pieces, viz : two six-pounders, four three-pounders, two howit- zers, carrying five and a half -inch shells, and a light piece for carrying either shot or shell, called a cohorn. * The artillery, ammunition, the salted pro visions, flour, liquors, and heavy ba...ggage were loaded on two hundred and four- teen boats, f manned by four hundred and fifty enlisted boatmen, Colonel Proctor's Regiment, and two hun- dred and fifty soldiers ; all under the command of Colonel Proctor. To General Hand and his light troops was *A Cohorn is a small brass piece mounted on a wooden block with handles, so that It could be carried a short distance by hand. Colonel Proctor conceived the idea of put- ting legs under it, and placing it on board one of the light boats which was to precede the fleet, called it the "Grasshopper, " because the reaction of the discharge threw it over backwards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two Captains, six Subalterns, and one hundred men were left as the garrison for Wyo- ming under command of Colonel Zebulon Butler, who was charged with forwarding such supplies as might be collected. The Artillery consisted of eight brass pieces, viz : two six-pounders, four three-pounders, two howit- zers, carrying five and a half -inch shells, and a light piece for carrying either shot or shell, called a cohorn. * The artillery, ammunition, the salted pro visions, flour, liquors, and heavy ba...ggage were loaded on two hundred and four- teen boats, f manned by four hundred and fifty enlisted boatmen, Colonel Proctor's Regiment, and two hun- dred and fifty soldiers ; all under the command of Colonel Proctor. To General Hand and his light troops was *A Cohorn is a small brass piece mounted on a wooden block with handles, so that It could be carried a short distance by hand. Colonel Proctor conceived the idea of put- ting legs under it, and placing it on board one of the light boats which was to precede the fleet, called it the "Grasshopper, " because the reaction of the discharge threw it over backwards.
What to read after The Centennial Celebration of General Sullivans Campaign Against the Iroquois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waterloo Library And Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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