The Ranger Service in the Upper Valley of the Connecticut And the Most Northerl
The Ranger Service in the Upper Valley of the Connecticut And the Most Northerl
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3, p. 513. ) Noting the absence of any record to verify the assertion, taking into account the significant fact that he is always designated as " colonel " in the Journals of the House in i/84- 85, while those known to have been commissioned as generals in the militia are invariably given the title in the same record whenever a military designation is attached, and considering the attitude of Colonel Bedel towards New Hampshire authority in the later years of the war, we are convinced that on t...his point Colonel Potter was in error. There was but one major-general in command of the New Hampshire militia at any one time until about the date of the decease of Colonel Bedel, and this office had but two incumbents until 1786, first General Folsom and later General Sullivan. No official record mentions Colonel Bedel as a brigadier or major-general. In the two years intervening between the failure of the union with Vermont and the inauguration of a state government under the constitu tion of 1784 the animosities and disappointments engendered by the struggle between the states for jurisdiction over the territory between the Green Mountains and the Masonian line were becoming less appreciable before other interests and fresher issues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3, p. 513. ) Noting the absence of any record to verify the assertion, taking into account the significant fact that he is always designated as " colonel " in the Journals of the House in i/84- 85, while those known to have been commissioned as generals in the militia are invariably given the title in the same record whenever a military designation is attached, and considering the attitude of Colonel Bedel towards New Hampshire authority in the later years of the war, we are convinced that on t...his point Colonel Potter was in error. There was but one major-general in command of the New Hampshire militia at any one time until about the date of the decease of Colonel Bedel, and this office had but two incumbents until 1786, first General Folsom and later General Sullivan. No official record mentions Colonel Bedel as a brigadier or major-general. In the two years intervening between the failure of the union with Vermont and the inauguration of a state government under the constitu tion of 1784 the animosities and disappointments engendered by the struggle between the states for jurisdiction over the territory between the Green Mountains and the Masonian line were becoming less appreciable before other interests and fresher issues.
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