The Road to Washington
The Road to Washington
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Uncle Fred. " "Certainly It could, if young fellows like you grow up with as little military training as the militia of that day possessed.
"Well, all that day the British landed and occu- pied Benedict as safely apparently as though they had been in England. After the soldiers got ashore they landed hospital and commissary stores, and finally three cannon, one six-pounder and two small three-pounders. All told, by late in the afternoon. General Ross had on shore at Benedict about 4, 500 to 5, ...000 men. The soldiers com- mandeered a few horses from farms nearby and 128 The Road to W ashington on these the staff officers mounted. Sailors dragged the three cannon by means of ropes. The army then marched leisurely through the village and along the road back of the town. This road ran as it does now, for a short distance northward, parallel with the river, and then curving toward the west or country-side passed the spot where we are now sitting to the wooded hills beyond. Let us climb up on that old tree trunk across the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Uncle Fred. " "Certainly It could, if young fellows like you grow up with as little military training as the militia of that day possessed.
"Well, all that day the British landed and occu- pied Benedict as safely apparently as though they had been in England. After the soldiers got ashore they landed hospital and commissary stores, and finally three cannon, one six-pounder and two small three-pounders. All told, by late in the afternoon. General Ross had on shore at Benedict about 4, 500 to 5, ...000 men. The soldiers com- mandeered a few horses from farms nearby and 128 The Road to W ashington on these the staff officers mounted. Sailors dragged the three cannon by means of ropes. The army then marched leisurely through the village and along the road back of the town. This road ran as it does now, for a short distance northward, parallel with the river, and then curving toward the west or country-side passed the spot where we are now sitting to the wooded hills beyond. Let us climb up on that old tree trunk across the road.
What to read after The Road to Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfred Mason Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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