The Relation of New Hanpshire Men to the Siege of Boston; Delivered Before the New Hampshire Society of Sons of the American Revolution, At Concord, N. H., July 9, 1903
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He wrote: 1 "As for picks and shovels, there is a supply, having bought some and having received some from Cambridge — . . . Before I arrived Col. Stark bor- rowed a large chest of medicine of Massachusetts, which, with that brought by Dr. Adams and a small one sent by Dr. Cutter, is thought to be a pretty good supply for the present. I have not as yet begun to deliver out stores, but expect to begin the day after to-morrow if a supply comes in. At present we have but 11 bbl. of pork and 10 of ...flour in store . . . Can't inform you what quantity of fresh beef our troops can consume in a week; should think near about 6,000.
Tents, wooden bowles & platters & spoons are very much wanted." After the arrival of Washington and the organization of the army there was a semblance of a regular commissary supply, but the supply was gathered from the nearby towns in Massachusetts and from the localities in New Hampshire which had furnished troops. If there was at some times scarcity, the besiegers had, at least, the advantage of the besieged in the quality of food, since there was during a part of the siege actual suffering in Boston, both among the troops and the inhabitants who had remained in the town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wrote: 1 "As for picks and shovels, there is a supply, having bought some and having received some from Cambridge — . . . Before I arrived Col. Stark bor- rowed a large chest of medicine of Massachusetts, which, with that brought by Dr. Adams and a small one sent by Dr. Cutter, is thought to be a pretty good supply for the present. I have not as yet begun to deliver out stores, but expect to begin the day after to-morrow if a supply comes in. At present we have but 11 bbl. of pork and 10 of ...flour in store . . . Can't inform you what quantity of fresh beef our troops can consume in a week; should think near about 6,000.
Tents, wooden bowles & platters & spoons are very much wanted." After the arrival of Washington and the organization of the army there was a semblance of a regular commissary supply, but the supply was gathered from the nearby towns in Massachusetts and from the localities in New Hampshire which had furnished troops. If there was at some times scarcity, the besiegers had, at least, the advantage of the besieged in the quality of food, since there was during a part of the siege actual suffering in Boston, both among the troops and the inhabitants who had remained in the town.
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