The Hudson River From Ocean to Source
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It is not known whether he started from the right of our pickets or from a point farther to the east; nor is the question important. Professor Henr}* P. Johnston, whose study of the action on Harlem Heights has been exhaustive, says in this connection : It is enough to know that when we hear of tliem [the Rangers] a Httle later, they were at the most important point on the enemy's front. We hnd them stirring up their pickets on the left, that left which rested, as we have seen, somewhere on the... Bloomingdale Road, not far above Apthorpe's (91st Street), between which and our pickets at the Hollow Way (Manhat- tanville) intervened the wooded and rolling ground of the two farms on Morningside Heights.
That wooded and rolling ground covered the enem}^ and concealed his possible movements on the western 176 The Hudson River or North River side of the island. That was the reason for dispatching Knowlton and his Rangers.
At 1 06th Street, west of the Boulevard, upon a knoll, stood the stone farmhouse of Nicholas Jones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not known whether he started from the right of our pickets or from a point farther to the east; nor is the question important. Professor Henr}* P. Johnston, whose study of the action on Harlem Heights has been exhaustive, says in this connection : It is enough to know that when we hear of tliem [the Rangers] a Httle later, they were at the most important point on the enemy's front. We hnd them stirring up their pickets on the left, that left which rested, as we have seen, somewhere on the... Bloomingdale Road, not far above Apthorpe's (91st Street), between which and our pickets at the Hollow Way (Manhat- tanville) intervened the wooded and rolling ground of the two farms on Morningside Heights.
That wooded and rolling ground covered the enem}^ and concealed his possible movements on the western 176 The Hudson River or North River side of the island. That was the reason for dispatching Knowlton and his Rangers.
At 1 06th Street, west of the Boulevard, upon a knoll, stood the stone farmhouse of Nicholas Jones.
What to read after The Hudson River From Ocean to Source?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Mayhew Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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