The Countries of the Western World
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The soldiers had enlisted for three years, or during the war, and this they regarded as meaning for three years if the war did not sooner end, but the officers interpreted it for the entire war, even if it lasted longer than three years. The soldiers asked for pay which was not given them. On the first day of January, thirteen hundred of the Pennsylvania line, \v\\o regarded their term of enlist- ment as having expired, marched out of their camp at Morristown and deter- mined to return to Phila...delphia in a body and demand their rights from Congress. General Anthony Wayne, who was much beloved by his com- mand, tried by threats and promises to dissuade them, but they would not be persuaded. The poor fellows thought, rightly enough, that they had a right- THE STORY OF ITS PROGRESS AND GROWTH. 415 eous cause of grievance. General Wayne stood before them and cocked his pistol, but they presented bayonets to his breast and said, " We love and respect you ; you have often led us to battle, but we are no longer under your command; be on your guard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soldiers had enlisted for three years, or during the war, and this they regarded as meaning for three years if the war did not sooner end, but the officers interpreted it for the entire war, even if it lasted longer than three years. The soldiers asked for pay which was not given them. On the first day of January, thirteen hundred of the Pennsylvania line, \v\\o regarded their term of enlist- ment as having expired, marched out of their camp at Morristown and deter- mined to return to Phila...delphia in a body and demand their rights from Congress. General Anthony Wayne, who was much beloved by his com- mand, tried by threats and promises to dissuade them, but they would not be persuaded. The poor fellows thought, rightly enough, that they had a right- THE STORY OF ITS PROGRESS AND GROWTH. 415 eous cause of grievance. General Wayne stood before them and cocked his pistol, but they presented bayonets to his breast and said, " We love and respect you ; you have often led us to battle, but we are no longer under your command; be on your guard.
What to read after The Countries of the Western World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lossing, Benson John, 1813-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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