The Life of Sir William Pepperell Bart the Only Native of New England Who Was
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It gives me great pleasure to hear of your safe arrival among your dear family, and had recovered your health. I desire that the Almighty will be graciously pleased to continue your life and health for a long time to come, a blessing to your king and country, and that you may yet be enabled to render still more important services.
I thought before you left Louisburg you had seen mv representation of the army, it being entered in the copy book of my letters by my secretary, and this book was alw...ays open to any of my council, and was read to them before being sent to London. The only reasons I can assign for your not seeing it, are your illness at the 132 LIFE OF SIR WILLIAM PEPPERRELL.
time, and the confusion we were in, having no house in town undamaged by shot, so that we were obliged to sleep in wet beds. Whatever people may think to the contrary, I can truly say and prove by my letters sent to England, that I acted according to the best of my ability as a common father to the army, ordering every regiment its proportion of duty in the camp, and that I reported to government alike in favor of the whole, making no difference between those of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It gives me great pleasure to hear of your safe arrival among your dear family, and had recovered your health. I desire that the Almighty will be graciously pleased to continue your life and health for a long time to come, a blessing to your king and country, and that you may yet be enabled to render still more important services.
I thought before you left Louisburg you had seen mv representation of the army, it being entered in the copy book of my letters by my secretary, and this book was alw...ays open to any of my council, and was read to them before being sent to London. The only reasons I can assign for your not seeing it, are your illness at the 132 LIFE OF SIR WILLIAM PEPPERRELL.
time, and the confusion we were in, having no house in town undamaged by shot, so that we were obliged to sleep in wet beds. Whatever people may think to the contrary, I can truly say and prove by my letters sent to England, that I acted according to the best of my ability as a common father to the army, ordering every regiment its proportion of duty in the camp, and that I reported to government alike in favor of the whole, making no difference between those of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire.
What to read after The Life of Sir William Pepperell Bart the Only Native of New England Who Was?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Usher Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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