The Niagara Campaign of 1759
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From the earliest stages of the conflict Fort Niagara was a prominent object of consideration in the plans and calcula- tions of those who were organizing the British campaigns, and it may not be uninteresting to recall some of the testi- monies of those earlier days as a sort of expression of the importance with which Fort Niagara was regarded.
Mr. Wynne, an English writer, who is the author of a work published in London in 1770, entitled "A General His- tory of the British Empire in America: ...A Historical Re- view of all the Countries of North America ceded by the Peace of Paris," uses the following glowing language in regard to Fort Niagara : "Niagara is, without exception, the most important post in America, and secures a greater number of communica- tions, through a more extensive country, than, perhaps, any other pass in the world; for it is situated at the very en- trance of a strait by which Lake Ontario is joined to Lake Erie, which is connected with the other three great lakes by the course of the vast River St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the earliest stages of the conflict Fort Niagara was a prominent object of consideration in the plans and calcula- tions of those who were organizing the British campaigns, and it may not be uninteresting to recall some of the testi- monies of those earlier days as a sort of expression of the importance with which Fort Niagara was regarded.
Mr. Wynne, an English writer, who is the author of a work published in London in 1770, entitled "A General His- tory of the British Empire in America: ...A Historical Re- view of all the Countries of North America ceded by the Peace of Paris," uses the following glowing language in regard to Fort Niagara : "Niagara is, without exception, the most important post in America, and secures a greater number of communica- tions, through a more extensive country, than, perhaps, any other pass in the world; for it is situated at the very en- trance of a strait by which Lake Ontario is joined to Lake Erie, which is connected with the other three great lakes by the course of the vast River St.
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