The Life of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry 1
The Life of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry 1
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I found that many of the troops had not yet got into their boats. General Lewis accompanied me on board the Madison. General Dearborn had gone on board previously. The ship was under way, with a light breeze from the eastward, quite , fair for us; a thick mist hanging over Newark and Fort George, the sun breaking forth in the east, the vessels all imder way, the lake covered with several hundred large boats, filled with sol- diers, horses, and artillery, advancing towards the enemy, altogether ...formed one of the grandest spectacles I ever beheld. The breeze now fresh- 142 AMERICAN BIOOEAPHT.
ened a little, which soon brought us opposite the town of Newark. The landing-place fixed upon was about two miles firom the town, up the Ni- agara. The commodore, observmg some of the schooners taking a wrong poidtion, requested me to go in shore and direct them where to anchor.
I immediately jumped into a small boat, and, in passing through the flat boats, I saw Colonel Scott, and told .him I would be off to join him and ac- company him on shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found that many of the troops had not yet got into their boats. General Lewis accompanied me on board the Madison. General Dearborn had gone on board previously. The ship was under way, with a light breeze from the eastward, quite , fair for us; a thick mist hanging over Newark and Fort George, the sun breaking forth in the east, the vessels all imder way, the lake covered with several hundred large boats, filled with sol- diers, horses, and artillery, advancing towards the enemy, altogether ...formed one of the grandest spectacles I ever beheld. The breeze now fresh- 142 AMERICAN BIOOEAPHT.
ened a little, which soon brought us opposite the town of Newark. The landing-place fixed upon was about two miles firom the town, up the Ni- agara. The commodore, observmg some of the schooners taking a wrong poidtion, requested me to go in shore and direct them where to anchor.
I immediately jumped into a small boat, and, in passing through the flat boats, I saw Colonel Scott, and told .him I would be off to join him and ac- company him on shore.
What to read after The Life of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Slidell Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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