The Life And Times of Sir William Johnson, Bart. V.1
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LIFE OF SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON, BART. 293 measures as would prevent the destruction of thelbrces, chap.
and preserve the fortress from falling into the hands of thew v _ ' enemy, with its heavy cannon and stores. In the event of 1747- the desertion of the Jerseymen, the house suggested that the post might be regarrisoned by a detachment from the new levies destined against Canada. Or, if these levies were not still within his excellency's command, they prayed that a portion of the independent fusi...leers might be sent thither, the assembly pledging the necessary supplies for that service. But before this address had been presented, the governor had rendered any answer thereto unnecessary by a message of a very decided character in reply to the resolutions of the house of the preceding week, in which all the demands for supplies contained in his last preceding message, were reiterated, with a threat that unless the house should revoke its determination not to provide for the transportation of supplies to the outposts, together with its refusal to allow Colonel Johnson a guard to convey the supplies for Oswego, he should be under the necessity of withdrawing the garrisons both from the last mentioned post, and from Saratoga, — points which would of course be immediately occupied by the enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LIFE OF SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON, BART. 293 measures as would prevent the destruction of thelbrces, chap.
and preserve the fortress from falling into the hands of thew v _ ' enemy, with its heavy cannon and stores. In the event of 1747- the desertion of the Jerseymen, the house suggested that the post might be regarrisoned by a detachment from the new levies destined against Canada. Or, if these levies were not still within his excellency's command, they prayed that a portion of the independent fusi...leers might be sent thither, the assembly pledging the necessary supplies for that service. But before this address had been presented, the governor had rendered any answer thereto unnecessary by a message of a very decided character in reply to the resolutions of the house of the preceding week, in which all the demands for supplies contained in his last preceding message, were reiterated, with a threat that unless the house should revoke its determination not to provide for the transportation of supplies to the outposts, together with its refusal to allow Colonel Johnson a guard to convey the supplies for Oswego, he should be under the necessity of withdrawing the garrisons both from the last mentioned post, and from Saratoga, — points which would of course be immediately occupied by the enemy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stone, William L. (William Leete), 1792-1844 to read onlineMoreLess
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