The Life of Israel Putnam, Major-General in the Army of the American Revolution
The Life of Israel Putnam, Major-General in the Army of the American Revolution
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"J. Ingersol." Having finished the reading, he was desired to shout three times, " Liberty and property," which was respond- ed to by three loud and hearty huzzas from the assembled INTERVIEW WITH GOV. FITCH. 131 multitude. He was then invited to dine with some of the principal men of the party and the place, by whom he was treated with the greatest respect and politeness. After this, he was escorted by about five hundred horse to Hart- ford, where he again read his resignation, amid the un- bo...unded acclamations of the people. All this was done in that quiet and orderly manner, which distinguished the lawful assemblages of the people^ for purposes of counsel and the common defence, from the turbulent and ill-con- sidered outbreaks of an excited, irresponsible mob. The utmost urbanity and good humor prevailed, and jokes were freely exchanged, and kindly received, by both parties.
During the progress of the cavalcade to Hartford, Mr.
Ingersol, who rode a white horse, was asked what he thought, to find himself attended by such a numerous and motley retinue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"J. Ingersol." Having finished the reading, he was desired to shout three times, " Liberty and property," which was respond- ed to by three loud and hearty huzzas from the assembled INTERVIEW WITH GOV. FITCH. 131 multitude. He was then invited to dine with some of the principal men of the party and the place, by whom he was treated with the greatest respect and politeness. After this, he was escorted by about five hundred horse to Hart- ford, where he again read his resignation, amid the un- bo...unded acclamations of the people. All this was done in that quiet and orderly manner, which distinguished the lawful assemblages of the people^ for purposes of counsel and the common defence, from the turbulent and ill-con- sidered outbreaks of an excited, irresponsible mob. The utmost urbanity and good humor prevailed, and jokes were freely exchanged, and kindly received, by both parties.
During the progress of the cavalcade to Hartford, Mr.
Ingersol, who rode a white horse, was asked what he thought, to find himself attended by such a numerous and motley retinue.
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