The Military Services And Public Life of Major General John Sullivan of the Am
The Military Services And Public Life of Major General John Sullivan of the Am
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21ltli, in which tiiey repulsed the British forces, and maintained the field. Complimentary votes of acknowledg- ment wore passed also by the Legislatures of llhode Island and Now irarnpsliire. Mr. Marchant, in ct)nHininicatiiig to Sullivati the resolves of Congress, writes as follows: — SiK, — I liave to eoiigratuiatc you u|)ou the acknowledged general- ship wiiich you displayed in the late expedition against Rhode Island. Not to von, sir, or the brave troops inider your connnand, is to be att...rihiiird tlie failing in tin; I'ldl miccl'ss which appearances at first gave lis i-ational expectations of. 1 resoUe that inilo those accidents, or rather counsels of Divine Providence, which are often for good and wise purposes hid from human investigation ; and so resolving, I 96 THE MILITARY SERVICES OF wish we may humbly submit, thankful that it pleased Heaven in the midst of severe disappointment to crown our lives with laurels of honor. I did myself the honor of bringing into Congress such reso- lutions upon that occasion as I thought wise, due from the public to your zeal and bravery and good conduct, and that display of fortitude and spirit which animates the officers and troops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21ltli, in which tiiey repulsed the British forces, and maintained the field. Complimentary votes of acknowledg- ment wore passed also by the Legislatures of llhode Island and Now irarnpsliire. Mr. Marchant, in ct)nHininicatiiig to Sullivati the resolves of Congress, writes as follows: — SiK, — I liave to eoiigratuiatc you u|)ou the acknowledged general- ship wiiich you displayed in the late expedition against Rhode Island. Not to von, sir, or the brave troops inider your connnand, is to be att...rihiiird tlie failing in tin; I'ldl miccl'ss which appearances at first gave lis i-ational expectations of. 1 resoUe that inilo those accidents, or rather counsels of Divine Providence, which are often for good and wise purposes hid from human investigation ; and so resolving, I 96 THE MILITARY SERVICES OF wish we may humbly submit, thankful that it pleased Heaven in the midst of severe disappointment to crown our lives with laurels of honor. I did myself the honor of bringing into Congress such reso- lutions upon that occasion as I thought wise, due from the public to your zeal and bravery and good conduct, and that display of fortitude and spirit which animates the officers and troops.
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