The Eclectic History of the United States
The Eclectic History of the United States
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154 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
thousand of the Creeks at Horseshoe Bend, on the Talla- poosa River, charged upon them with such effect as to kill or drown six hundred and capture the rest. Nothing was now left for the remnant of the broken nation but to sue for peace.
190. At this stage of the war the British sent large re- enforcements across the ocean, and military operations on the part of the Americans became almost entirely defen sive. Attempts at invasion were not abandoned, however, u...ntil after General Brown s army, in two pitched battles on Canadian soil, had proven beyond all question the per sonal valor of the average American soldier. In the battle of Chippewa, fought July 5, 1814, between Brown s forces, three thousand strong, and about an equal number of Brit ish, commanded by General Riall, the British were routed after a furious conflict attended with great loss on both sides. It was just before the final charge at Chippewa that General Scott uttered the words : " The enemy say that the Americans are good at a long shot, but can not stand the cold iron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
154 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
thousand of the Creeks at Horseshoe Bend, on the Talla- poosa River, charged upon them with such effect as to kill or drown six hundred and capture the rest. Nothing was now left for the remnant of the broken nation but to sue for peace.
190. At this stage of the war the British sent large re- enforcements across the ocean, and military operations on the part of the Americans became almost entirely defen sive. Attempts at invasion were not abandoned, however, u...ntil after General Brown s army, in two pitched battles on Canadian soil, had proven beyond all question the per sonal valor of the average American soldier. In the battle of Chippewa, fought July 5, 1814, between Brown s forces, three thousand strong, and about an equal number of Brit ish, commanded by General Riall, the British were routed after a furious conflict attended with great loss on both sides. It was just before the final charge at Chippewa that General Scott uttered the words : " The enemy say that the Americans are good at a long shot, but can not stand the cold iron.
What to read after The Eclectic History of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M E Mary Elsie Thalheimer to read onlineMoreLess
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