The Life And Services of the Honorable Maj Gen
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. . Genl Howe with the Carolina Bri- gade will be here this evening, and the Governor with the Militia was on last Tuesday at Read's Bluff, so that I hope we shall very shortly be able to give a good account of Col Brown and his Scout, unless he should prudently make his escape to his good Friends the Red Coats, who, I fancy, will hardly risk a Battle on this side of St. Johns. . . . Colonel Elbert is hearty. He frets a little on account of Howe's and the Governor's tar- diness. " From Fort Ton...yn, on the 5th of July, 1778, he writes : " The Governor and the Militia are to join us to-day. I hope the Cap- tain and Major General will lay their heads together so that we may go on or return, for I am tired of staying here. " To the courtesy of William Neyle Habersham, Esqr. , of Sa- vannah, am I indebted for access to the original letters from which the above extracts are made.
MAJOR-GENERAL SAMUEL ELBERT. 21 ter, and salt meat so impaired the health of his troops that the hospital returns showed one half the men upon the sick-list.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Genl Howe with the Carolina Bri- gade will be here this evening, and the Governor with the Militia was on last Tuesday at Read's Bluff, so that I hope we shall very shortly be able to give a good account of Col Brown and his Scout, unless he should prudently make his escape to his good Friends the Red Coats, who, I fancy, will hardly risk a Battle on this side of St. Johns. . . . Colonel Elbert is hearty. He frets a little on account of Howe's and the Governor's tar- diness. " From Fort Ton...yn, on the 5th of July, 1778, he writes : " The Governor and the Militia are to join us to-day. I hope the Cap- tain and Major General will lay their heads together so that we may go on or return, for I am tired of staying here. " To the courtesy of William Neyle Habersham, Esqr. , of Sa- vannah, am I indebted for access to the original letters from which the above extracts are made.
MAJOR-GENERAL SAMUEL ELBERT. 21 ter, and salt meat so impaired the health of his troops that the hospital returns showed one half the men upon the sick-list.
What to read after The Life And Services of the Honorable Maj Gen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Charles Colcock, 1831-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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