The Ohio Valley in Colonial Days
The Ohio Valley in Colonial Days
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In 1752. . . . As to a Plan of Operation, what can I concert, when our neighbouring are asleep and afford us no assistance ? No great Gunns or Engineers to attack their Fort, which I much desire to be on the offensive, but as we are now situated, we can only remain on the de- fencive to protect our frontiers. " If the plan of union, proposed and discussed at Albany in 1754, had become operative, Governor Dinwiddle's plans might have found support in the other Colonies, for through Sir William J...ohnson's clever management the Shawanoes and Delawares, important allies of the French, had been induced to join the British. He had been stirred up to use his best efforts for this purpose, among others by the following letter, writ- ten at Philadelphia, by Daniel Claus. F April 5, 1756: " This Province is at present in the most deplorable * Dinwiddie Papers, II, 406. V f Lieutenant and later Captain 60"" (Roy' American) Reg*. Son-in-law of Sir W™ and one of his deputies in Indian affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1752. . . . As to a Plan of Operation, what can I concert, when our neighbouring are asleep and afford us no assistance ? No great Gunns or Engineers to attack their Fort, which I much desire to be on the offensive, but as we are now situated, we can only remain on the de- fencive to protect our frontiers. " If the plan of union, proposed and discussed at Albany in 1754, had become operative, Governor Dinwiddle's plans might have found support in the other Colonies, for through Sir William J...ohnson's clever management the Shawanoes and Delawares, important allies of the French, had been induced to join the British. He had been stirred up to use his best efforts for this purpose, among others by the following letter, writ- ten at Philadelphia, by Daniel Claus. F April 5, 1756: " This Province is at present in the most deplorable * Dinwiddie Papers, II, 406. V f Lieutenant and later Captain 60"" (Roy' American) Reg*. Son-in-law of Sir W™ and one of his deputies in Indian affairs.
142 The Ohio Valley situation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Berthold Fernow to read onlineMoreLess
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