The History of Our Country From Its Discovery By Columbus to the Celebration of
The History of Our Country From Its Discovery By Columbus to the Celebration of
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The third division, under Governor Shirley of Mas- sachusetts, was to attack Fort Frontenac on Lake Ontario, and Fort Niagara on Lake Erie. Finally, the fourth division, under Sir William Johnson, who lived in New York, and was well known among the Mohawk Indians, whom he hoped to induce to join his troops, was to attack two principal strongholds of the French known as Crown Point and Ticonderoga. Crown Point was on Lake Cham- plain, and Ticonderoga on Lake George in the present State in New Yo...rk. Now, for a little while, we will follow the fortunes of each of these four divisions as they set out on their diverse roads to subdue their hated French enemies. Braddock went first in the summer of 1755, to make his attack on Fort Duquesne. He had brought over soldiers, and guns, and powder, and various stores from England, and landed them in Vir- ginia. He started on his march, accompanied by some of the Vir- 11 162 STORY OF OUR COUNTRY. Ginia militia, with young George Washington as his aide-de-camp.
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The third division, under Governor Shirley of Mas- sachusetts, was to attack Fort Frontenac on Lake Ontario, and Fort Niagara on Lake Erie. Finally, the fourth division, under Sir William Johnson, who lived in New York, and was well known among the Mohawk Indians, whom he hoped to induce to join his troops, was to attack two principal strongholds of the French known as Crown Point and Ticonderoga. Crown Point was on Lake Cham- plain, and Ticonderoga on Lake George in the present State in New Yo...rk. Now, for a little while, we will follow the fortunes of each of these four divisions as they set out on their diverse roads to subdue their hated French enemies. Braddock went first in the summer of 1755, to make his attack on Fort Duquesne. He had brought over soldiers, and guns, and powder, and various stores from England, and landed them in Vir- ginia. He started on his march, accompanied by some of the Vir- 11 162 STORY OF OUR COUNTRY. Ginia militia, with young George Washington as his aide-de-camp.
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