The Mother of Washington And Her Times
The Mother of Washington And Her Times
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He was in his saddle, on his way to Boston on horseback, when he was met by the news of the battle of Bunker Hill. On the second of July he entered Boston amid the acclamations of the people and the thunder of cannon, and the next day assumed command of the American forces.
The anguish of his mother was shared by the wife, left alone at Mount Vernon. She wrote to a relative who censured the folly of Washington's position : " I foresee consequences, dark days, domestic happi- ness suspended, ete...rnal separation on earth possible.
But my mind is made up. My heart is in the cause. George is right ; he is always right ! " " Escorted," says Washington Irving, " by a troop of light-horse, and a cavalcade of citizens, he pro- 248 The Mother of Washington and her Times ceeded to the headquarters provided for him at Cambridge, three miles distant. As he entered the confines of his camp, the shouts of the multitude and the thundering of artillery, gave note to the enemy beleaguered in Boston of his arrival." Abigail Adams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was in his saddle, on his way to Boston on horseback, when he was met by the news of the battle of Bunker Hill. On the second of July he entered Boston amid the acclamations of the people and the thunder of cannon, and the next day assumed command of the American forces.
The anguish of his mother was shared by the wife, left alone at Mount Vernon. She wrote to a relative who censured the folly of Washington's position : " I foresee consequences, dark days, domestic happi- ness suspended, ete...rnal separation on earth possible.
But my mind is made up. My heart is in the cause. George is right ; he is always right ! " " Escorted," says Washington Irving, " by a troop of light-horse, and a cavalcade of citizens, he pro- 248 The Mother of Washington and her Times ceeded to the headquarters provided for him at Cambridge, three miles distant. As he entered the confines of his camp, the shouts of the multitude and the thundering of artillery, gave note to the enemy beleaguered in Boston of his arrival." Abigail Adams.
What to read after The Mother of Washington And Her Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara Agnes Rice Pryor to read onlineMoreLess
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