The Life of George Washington Written for the American Sunday School Union And
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This was very satisfactoiy to him ; as he had suffered much from the short enlistments, by which his army had often been reduced when he most needed a strong for^e. When the American army had retreated through New-Jersey, the inhabitants were so sure of its destruction, that they thought it would be useless to make any at tempt to defend themselves ; but after the suc cessful engagements at Trenton and Prince ton, they were so cheered, that they collected in large companies, and the militia bec...ame very active in assisting to confine the English to Amboy and New-Brunswick, where they were stationed when Washington led his army to Morristown.
Through this period of universal depression, Congress had acted with firmness, and an un changed resolution to trust the event of the contest to Divine Providence, and adhere to the Independence they had declared. Sup posing that the enemy would advance to Phi ladelphia, they removed to Baltimore, and made efforts to encourage their countrymen, and lead them to persist in what seemed to be an almost hopeless cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was very satisfactoiy to him ; as he had suffered much from the short enlistments, by which his army had often been reduced when he most needed a strong for^e. When the American army had retreated through New-Jersey, the inhabitants were so sure of its destruction, that they thought it would be useless to make any at tempt to defend themselves ; but after the suc cessful engagements at Trenton and Prince ton, they were so cheered, that they collected in large companies, and the militia bec...ame very active in assisting to confine the English to Amboy and New-Brunswick, where they were stationed when Washington led his army to Morristown.
Through this period of universal depression, Congress had acted with firmness, and an un changed resolution to trust the event of the contest to Divine Providence, and adhere to the Independence they had declared. Sup posing that the enemy would advance to Phi ladelphia, they removed to Baltimore, and made efforts to encourage their countrymen, and lead them to persist in what seemed to be an almost hopeless cause.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna C Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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