The Ninety-First, the First At Camp Lewis
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Such worldly acquirements CAMP LEWIS 199 COL. W. D. DAVIS could have but one result. He was chosen Member of Rhode Island Assembly and was one of the first to engage in military exercises in preparation for the war with England which he felt to be inevitable. Enlisting as pri- 200 THE NINETY-FIRST HONOR GUESTS A vate in 1774, he was the next year appointed Brigadier- General, something of a promotion, and placed in com- mand of the army around Boston. He distinguished him- self at Trenton, at P...rinceton, at Brandywine, — where he commanded a Division, and at Germantown where he headed the left wing. Becoming Quartermaster-General in 1778, of an army without arms, clothing, equipment or discipline, he proved what Nathaniel means, "gift of God," winning the hardest fought battle of the Revolution, Eutaw Springs. Congress struck him a medal and voted him lands in the Carolinas and Georgia. With peace. Gen.
Greene returned to Rhode Island where he was the hero of the war — wonder how the Quakers took it?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such worldly acquirements CAMP LEWIS 199 COL. W. D. DAVIS could have but one result. He was chosen Member of Rhode Island Assembly and was one of the first to engage in military exercises in preparation for the war with England which he felt to be inevitable. Enlisting as pri- 200 THE NINETY-FIRST HONOR GUESTS A vate in 1774, he was the next year appointed Brigadier- General, something of a promotion, and placed in com- mand of the army around Boston. He distinguished him- self at Trenton, at P...rinceton, at Brandywine, — where he commanded a Division, and at Germantown where he headed the left wing. Becoming Quartermaster-General in 1778, of an army without arms, clothing, equipment or discipline, he proved what Nathaniel means, "gift of God," winning the hardest fought battle of the Revolution, Eutaw Springs. Congress struck him a medal and voted him lands in the Carolinas and Georgia. With peace. Gen.
Greene returned to Rhode Island where he was the hero of the war — wonder how the Quakers took it?
What to read after The Ninety-First, the First At Camp Lewis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Palmer Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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