The Robert Lucas Journal of the War of 1812 During the Campaign Under General Wi
The Robert Lucas Journal of the War of 1812 During the Campaign Under General Wi
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— Kditoh.
OF THE WAR OF 1812 45 had on board Som[e] of the prisouers that was takeii when the gan-ison at Michil[l]iniackin[ack] was taken, she was ordered under our Battery and there to remain — [Monday, July the Twenty-seventh, to Monday, August the Third] from the •27''^ to the 3rd of Ausjust the nothing of Conse- (juence was done, there was a fort ordered to be built at Gowris' about a half mile below the Camp, I had prepared to return to Chillicothe agreeably to orders but by the iuter- fe...r[e]nce of the Colonels and the Gnl I consented to remain with the army, and again attadied myself to the rangers, we were frequently engaged in reconnoitering the Countary around the Camp and of nights laying out watching for the en[e]my, during the above periods an express ar[r]ived from Chillicothe informing us that Capt Brush was a Com- ing with a volunteer Compa[n]y to join us and had with him a (quantity of provisions, knowing the Communication was Cut of [f] and that if he attempted to pass Brownstown he would lie attacked b}' the British and Indians Colos McArtlnir and Cass Solisited the Genl to let them go with a Detaclnneiit of men to meet him, and thereby Secure him and tlie provision their requests were repeatedly refused, and Considerable dissatisfaction prevailed in Camp in Con- se(|uen[cej tliereof [Entered on during the above periods Gnl Hull requested of the margin J •• '■ me and Capt Knaggs to attempt to take Tecum- seh the Indian ch[i]ef he recommended us to disguise ourselves and to go among the Indians at Maldon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Kditoh.
OF THE WAR OF 1812 45 had on board Som[e] of the prisouers that was takeii when the gan-ison at Michil[l]iniackin[ack] was taken, she was ordered under our Battery and there to remain — [Monday, July the Twenty-seventh, to Monday, August the Third] from the •27''^ to the 3rd of Ausjust the nothing of Conse- (juence was done, there was a fort ordered to be built at Gowris' about a half mile below the Camp, I had prepared to return to Chillicothe agreeably to orders but by the iuter- fe...r[e]nce of the Colonels and the Gnl I consented to remain with the army, and again attadied myself to the rangers, we were frequently engaged in reconnoitering the Countary around the Camp and of nights laying out watching for the en[e]my, during the above periods an express ar[r]ived from Chillicothe informing us that Capt Brush was a Com- ing with a volunteer Compa[n]y to join us and had with him a (quantity of provisions, knowing the Communication was Cut of [f] and that if he attempted to pass Brownstown he would lie attacked b}' the British and Indians Colos McArtlnir and Cass Solisited the Genl to let them go with a Detaclnneiit of men to meet him, and thereby Secure him and tlie provision their requests were repeatedly refused, and Considerable dissatisfaction prevailed in Camp in Con- se(|uen[cej tliereof [Entered on during the above periods Gnl Hull requested of the margin J •• '■ me and Capt Knaggs to attempt to take Tecum- seh the Indian ch[i]ef he recommended us to disguise ourselves and to go among the Indians at Maldon.
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