The Complete Memoirs of Andrew Jackson Seventh President of the United States
The Complete Memoirs of Andrew Jackson Seventh President of the United States
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CHAPTER IX.
treiteml Jackson concentrates his forces, and marches to jight t/w enemy. — Alarms of the city. — Anecdote. — Mode of attack, and battle of the IZd of December. — British re-enforcements arrive during the action. — Arrivalof General Carroll's division. — Our army retires from the field. — Effects of this battle. — Jackson es- tablishes a line of defence. — General Morgan is ordered on the right bank of the Mississippi. — Destruction and loss of the Car- oline schooner. — Battle of t...he 28th December. — Conduct of the legislature of Louisiana ; their deliberations suspended. — Scar- city of arms in the American camp. — Colonel Hinds.
• The hour to test the bravery of his troops ar- rived. The approach of the enemy, flushed with the hope of easy victory, was announced to Jackson a little after one o'clock in the afternoon. He well knew the greater part of his troops were inured to fatigue, while those opposed to him had just been landed from a long voyage, and were without ac- tivity, and unfitted for bodily exertion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER IX.
treiteml Jackson concentrates his forces, and marches to jight t/w enemy. — Alarms of the city. — Anecdote. — Mode of attack, and battle of the IZd of December. — British re-enforcements arrive during the action. — Arrivalof General Carroll's division. — Our army retires from the field. — Effects of this battle. — Jackson es- tablishes a line of defence. — General Morgan is ordered on the right bank of the Mississippi. — Destruction and loss of the Car- oline schooner. — Battle of t...he 28th December. — Conduct of the legislature of Louisiana ; their deliberations suspended. — Scar- city of arms in the American camp. — Colonel Hinds.
• The hour to test the bravery of his troops ar- rived. The approach of the enemy, flushed with the hope of easy victory, was announced to Jackson a little after one o'clock in the afternoon. He well knew the greater part of his troops were inured to fatigue, while those opposed to him had just been landed from a long voyage, and were without ac- tivity, and unfitted for bodily exertion.
What to read after The Complete Memoirs of Andrew Jackson Seventh President of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henry Eaton to read onlineMoreLess
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