The Life of George Washington
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I think a decisive stroke must soon be given ; God grant that it may be in our favour." Often obliged to conceal themselves and their children, in barns and wood-thickets, from the parties of English soldiers which overran the country, many were the fervent prayers which the American women breathed from those hiding places to the ever present God, whom they trusted would protect them.
In his own good time, he fulfilled to them his promise, " My people shall dwell in a peace- able habitation." K... 110 LIFE OF While his army were in their log huts, Washington was not idle. He direeted vari- ous means to be tried for obtaining supplies of provisions ; and employed his mind in re- flecting on the best plans to be pursued by the different commanders of the army. He pre- pared accounts for each state, of the number of troops which remained of those sent by it, and urged earnestly that more should be en- gaged. Congress was assembled in Lancas- ter, and appointed a committee to visit the «amp, and Washington wrote a statement for them of all his plans for relieving the army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think a decisive stroke must soon be given ; God grant that it may be in our favour." Often obliged to conceal themselves and their children, in barns and wood-thickets, from the parties of English soldiers which overran the country, many were the fervent prayers which the American women breathed from those hiding places to the ever present God, whom they trusted would protect them.
In his own good time, he fulfilled to them his promise, " My people shall dwell in a peace- able habitation." K... 110 LIFE OF While his army were in their log huts, Washington was not idle. He direeted vari- ous means to be tried for obtaining supplies of provisions ; and employed his mind in re- flecting on the best plans to be pursued by the different commanders of the army. He pre- pared accounts for each state, of the number of troops which remained of those sent by it, and urged earnestly that more should be en- gaged. Congress was assembled in Lancas- ter, and appointed a committee to visit the «amp, and Washington wrote a statement for them of all his plans for relieving the army.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Sunday School Union to read onlineMoreLess
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