The New England Kemps Ancestral Kinsmen of the Hon William Kemp of Troy N Y
The New England Kemps Ancestral Kinsmen of the Hon William Kemp of Troy N Y
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' It was here that he stood by an artil- lery piece until the enemy's bayonets were almost upon €l)e lliemp (^ntcalogp 129 him. ... It was not possible, however, to check the retreat. . . . Colonel Scammans, with a part of his regiment, and Captain Foster's artillery company, on their way to the field of battle, reached the top of Bunker Hill, but immediately retreated. The whole body re- tired over Charlestown Neck, amidst the shot from the enemy's ships and batteries, and were met by addition...al troops on their way to the heights. Among them Major Brooks, with two remaining companies of Bridge's regi- ment. One piece of cannon at the Neck opened on the enemy, and covered the retreat. The British troops, about five o'clock, with a parade of triumph, took pos- session of the same hill that had served them for a retreat on the memorable nineteenth of April. " The loss of the Americans was one hundred and forty killed, two hundred and seventy-one wounded, and thirty captured. That of the British was two hundred and twenty-six killed and eight hundred and twenty-eight wounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' It was here that he stood by an artil- lery piece until the enemy's bayonets were almost upon €l)e lliemp (^ntcalogp 129 him. ... It was not possible, however, to check the retreat. . . . Colonel Scammans, with a part of his regiment, and Captain Foster's artillery company, on their way to the field of battle, reached the top of Bunker Hill, but immediately retreated. The whole body re- tired over Charlestown Neck, amidst the shot from the enemy's ships and batteries, and were met by addition...al troops on their way to the heights. Among them Major Brooks, with two remaining companies of Bridge's regi- ment. One piece of cannon at the Neck opened on the enemy, and covered the retreat. The British troops, about five o'clock, with a parade of triumph, took pos- session of the same hill that had served them for a retreat on the memorable nineteenth of April. " The loss of the Americans was one hundred and forty killed, two hundred and seventy-one wounded, and thirty captured. That of the British was two hundred and twenty-six killed and eight hundred and twenty-eight wounded.
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