The Letters of Wolfe Tone
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The English kept up for about half an hour a terrible fire of musquetry; General Sarrazin forebore answering it. Our fierce aspect discon- certed the English General. When the whole army arrived, I ordered a general attack. General Sarrazin at the head of the Grenadiers overthrew the right of the enemy, and took three pieces of cannon. The Chief of Battalion Ardouin forced their left into Castlebar. The enemy concentrated in the town and supported by their artillery, kept up a terrible fire. Th...e Regiment of Chasseurs charged in the High Street of Castlebar and drove the enemy beyond the bridge. After several very bloody charges of both cavalry and infantry, led on by General Sarrazin and Adjutant-General Fontaine, the enemy were driven out of all their positions and pursued for two leagues. The enemy lost i, 800 men, of whom 600 were either killed or wounded, and 1, 200 taken prisoners, besides ten pieces of cannon, five stand of colours, 1, 200 mus- quets and almost all their baggage and stores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The English kept up for about half an hour a terrible fire of musquetry; General Sarrazin forebore answering it. Our fierce aspect discon- certed the English General. When the whole army arrived, I ordered a general attack. General Sarrazin at the head of the Grenadiers overthrew the right of the enemy, and took three pieces of cannon. The Chief of Battalion Ardouin forced their left into Castlebar. The enemy concentrated in the town and supported by their artillery, kept up a terrible fire. Th...e Regiment of Chasseurs charged in the High Street of Castlebar and drove the enemy beyond the bridge. After several very bloody charges of both cavalry and infantry, led on by General Sarrazin and Adjutant-General Fontaine, the enemy were driven out of all their positions and pursued for two leagues. The enemy lost i, 800 men, of whom 600 were either killed or wounded, and 1, 200 taken prisoners, besides ten pieces of cannon, five stand of colours, 1, 200 mus- quets and almost all their baggage and stores.
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