The Life ..
The Life ..
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237 quarter by the governor of that state. He had com- menced his operations against Ninety-Six, in anticipa- tion of this body of men. The miUtia of South Carohna and Georgia were barely adequate to the duty of keep ing Rawdon and the tories in check. Those under Pickens were still engaged in the siege of Augusta.
Could the Virginians have arrived in season, the siege could have been pressed at once to conclusion, and the place, in spite of the vigor of its defence, must have soon fallen into ...his hands. What rendered the proceed- ing particularly ungracious, which deprived him of the Virginia militia, was the fact, that, for the defence of this very state, he had voluntarily deprived himself of his whole disposable force. It was at his instance, when Cornwallis was found to be pressing upon Virginia, that Lafayette had been ordered back, — that the troops of Pennsylvania, on their way south, had been halted and made to act under Lafayette and Steuben, — and that the North-Carolina levies, actually on their way to join him, had been sent in the same direction to the succor of the sister state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
237 quarter by the governor of that state. He had com- menced his operations against Ninety-Six, in anticipa- tion of this body of men. The miUtia of South Carohna and Georgia were barely adequate to the duty of keep ing Rawdon and the tories in check. Those under Pickens were still engaged in the siege of Augusta.
Could the Virginians have arrived in season, the siege could have been pressed at once to conclusion, and the place, in spite of the vigor of its defence, must have soon fallen into ...his hands. What rendered the proceed- ing particularly ungracious, which deprived him of the Virginia militia, was the fact, that, for the defence of this very state, he had voluntarily deprived himself of his whole disposable force. It was at his instance, when Cornwallis was found to be pressing upon Virginia, that Lafayette had been ordered back, — that the troops of Pennsylvania, on their way south, had been halted and made to act under Lafayette and Steuben, — and that the North-Carolina levies, actually on their way to join him, had been sent in the same direction to the succor of the sister state.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gilmore Simms to read onlineMoreLess
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