The History of Holden, Massachusetts, 1667-1841
The History of Holden, Massachusetts, 1667-1841
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December 6th, Shays entered Worces- ter mounted upon a white horse. About 800 troops form- ed his army. To compose this force numerous soldiers went from Holden. These incidents took place on Thurs- day. The next day was spent in consultation. A terri- ble storm of snow occurred Saturday. Gloom and des- pondency pervaded the bosoms of Shays' soldiers. Such as went from Holden, returned through the drifting snow to spend the Sabbath with their families. Shays conduc- ted the remnant of his force...s to Springfield, to interrupt the Court of Common Pleas, about to commence its ses- sion at that place. * The Governor of Massachusetts called upon the Mili- tia of Boston and vicinity, to march under the command of. Gen. Lincoln, and to force the insurgents to surrender. Success crowned the efforts of the constituted authorities.
•See Note II.
HISTORY OF HOLDEN. 55 Peace was again restored to the country. I have freely spoken of the part taken by some of the citizens of Hol- den, because I became acquainted with many of the par- ticulars from the lips of a Regulator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
December 6th, Shays entered Worces- ter mounted upon a white horse. About 800 troops form- ed his army. To compose this force numerous soldiers went from Holden. These incidents took place on Thurs- day. The next day was spent in consultation. A terri- ble storm of snow occurred Saturday. Gloom and des- pondency pervaded the bosoms of Shays' soldiers. Such as went from Holden, returned through the drifting snow to spend the Sabbath with their families. Shays conduc- ted the remnant of his force...s to Springfield, to interrupt the Court of Common Pleas, about to commence its ses- sion at that place. * The Governor of Massachusetts called upon the Mili- tia of Boston and vicinity, to march under the command of. Gen. Lincoln, and to force the insurgents to surrender. Success crowned the efforts of the constituted authorities.
•See Note II.
HISTORY OF HOLDEN. 55 Peace was again restored to the country. I have freely spoken of the part taken by some of the citizens of Hol- den, because I became acquainted with many of the par- ticulars from the lips of a Regulator.
What to read after The History of Holden, Massachusetts, 1667-1841?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Chenery Damon to read onlineMoreLess
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