The Life of George Washington, Vol. 3 (Of 5)
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The soldiers were, however, quicklyrallied, and renewed the action with unimpaired spirit. Overpowered bynumbers, they were again broken, and by the exertion of their officerswere again formed, so as still to maintain the combat, and still tocover the flank of their brethren of the second brigade, who were in amanner blended with the enemy, and who kept up a desperate conflict inthe hope of yet obtaining the victory.
[Sidenote: Death of De Kalb. ] The fire of the whole British army was now dire...cted against these twodevoted brigades. They had not lost an inch of ground when LordCornwallis, perceiving that they were without cavalry, pushed hisdragoons upon them, and at the same instant, charged them with thebayonet. These gallant troops were no longer able to keep the field. They were at length broken; and, as they did not give way untilintermingled with the enemy, they dispersed and fled in confusion. Before they were reduced to this last extremity, the Baron De Kalb, who fought on foot with the second Maryland brigade, fell under elevenwounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soldiers were, however, quicklyrallied, and renewed the action with unimpaired spirit. Overpowered bynumbers, they were again broken, and by the exertion of their officerswere again formed, so as still to maintain the combat, and still tocover the flank of their brethren of the second brigade, who were in amanner blended with the enemy, and who kept up a desperate conflict inthe hope of yet obtaining the victory.
[Sidenote: Death of De Kalb. ] The fire of the whole British army was now dire...cted against these twodevoted brigades. They had not lost an inch of ground when LordCornwallis, perceiving that they were without cavalry, pushed hisdragoons upon them, and at the same instant, charged them with thebayonet. These gallant troops were no longer able to keep the field. They were at length broken; and, as they did not give way untilintermingled with the enemy, they dispersed and fled in confusion. Before they were reduced to this last extremity, the Baron De Kalb, who fought on foot with the second Maryland brigade, fell under elevenwounds.
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