The Siege of Boston
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"20 I Bought a frock & Trouses of Parley Macingtyre and give 6/Law.
"22 Peter Gage Staid Hear Last Night and I bought 3 Pare of Shoes of him@ 5/6 per pare "23 I sold a pare of Shoes for 6/8.
"26 I Sold my Cateridge box For 4/6 Lawfull Money.
"16 March I sold my gun to Timothy Jackson for Three pound LawfullMoney. " We see in David How, even when soldiering, the qualities which latermade him one of the richest men in Haverhill. The diary shows, also, what appears to be the visit to the camp of a... shoe pedler. Moderndisciplinarians would scarcely condone this, nor would they permit How'sopportunity of making money when cooking for his company. For hewrites:-- "24 day (January, 1776) I Cook this day & Bought 3 Barrels of Cyder for9/per Barrel.
"25 day I Bought 7 Bushels of Chesnuts & give 4 pisterens per bushel.
"30 We have Sold Nuts and Cyder Every Day This Week. " It was in the face of this well-nigh incorrigible tendency to make moneyout of the situation that Washington struggled to turn his militiameninto soldiers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"20 I Bought a frock & Trouses of Parley Macingtyre and give 6/Law.
"22 Peter Gage Staid Hear Last Night and I bought 3 Pare of Shoes of him@ 5/6 per pare "23 I sold a pare of Shoes for 6/8.
"26 I Sold my Cateridge box For 4/6 Lawfull Money.
"16 March I sold my gun to Timothy Jackson for Three pound LawfullMoney. " We see in David How, even when soldiering, the qualities which latermade him one of the richest men in Haverhill. The diary shows, also, what appears to be the visit to the camp of a... shoe pedler. Moderndisciplinarians would scarcely condone this, nor would they permit How'sopportunity of making money when cooking for his company. For hewrites:-- "24 day (January, 1776) I Cook this day & Bought 3 Barrels of Cyder for9/per Barrel.
"25 day I Bought 7 Bushels of Chesnuts & give 4 pisterens per bushel.
"30 We have Sold Nuts and Cyder Every Day This Week. " It was in the face of this well-nigh incorrigible tendency to make moneyout of the situation that Washington struggled to turn his militiameninto soldiers.
What to read after The Siege of Boston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by French Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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