The Story of Old Saratoga And History of Schuylerville
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Turn to the west just north of the barns, pass over the canal bridge, and a few rods to the west of the bridge, on a rise of ground, and a little to your left, you will see a depression in the ground. That marks the cellar of Sword's house, which Burgoyne occupied two days as headquarters, and in the vicinity of which his army was encamped.
Willard's Mountain Thirteenth : Throughout the day you have noticed a high mountain on the east side of the river, about six miles away. That is Willard's m...ountain, so called from the fact that a ^Ir. Willard posted himself on that moun- tain during the latter days of Burgoyne's advance and siofnaled his observations to General Gates.
i8o THE STORY OF OLD SARATOGA CHAPTER XVII Anecdotes of the Revolutionary Period Introductory— Tlie Sexagenary — Wlui was He?
Among the very few early residents of the upper Hudson valley who left behind them a written record of incidents connected with Colonial and Revolutionary days was one who signed himself the Sexagenary, (that is, the man in his sixties).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Turn to the west just north of the barns, pass over the canal bridge, and a few rods to the west of the bridge, on a rise of ground, and a little to your left, you will see a depression in the ground. That marks the cellar of Sword's house, which Burgoyne occupied two days as headquarters, and in the vicinity of which his army was encamped.
Willard's Mountain Thirteenth : Throughout the day you have noticed a high mountain on the east side of the river, about six miles away. That is Willard's m...ountain, so called from the fact that a ^Ir. Willard posted himself on that moun- tain during the latter days of Burgoyne's advance and siofnaled his observations to General Gates.
i8o THE STORY OF OLD SARATOGA CHAPTER XVII Anecdotes of the Revolutionary Period Introductory— Tlie Sexagenary — Wlui was He?
Among the very few early residents of the upper Hudson valley who left behind them a written record of incidents connected with Colonial and Revolutionary days was one who signed himself the Sexagenary, (that is, the man in his sixties).
What to read after The Story of Old Saratoga And History of Schuylerville?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brandow, John Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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