The Struggle for American Independence 2
The Struggle for American Independence 2
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39»-402.
210 THE ATTACK ON NEWPORT But D'Estaing soon bore off to the southward and afterwards went north to Newport, Rhode Island.
His going to Newport only proved again how unlucky he was; for he was hardly out of sight when British war-ships, which he could easily have captured, sailed safely into the harbor of New York to reinforce Clinton. They were part of Admiral Byron's squadron, which had been separated in a storm, and for some days they kept arriving at New York in such a shattered, d...ismasted condition and with such sickly, worn-out crews, that they would every one have fallen an easy prey to D*Estaing's fleet or even to two or three of his ships, which he might have left behind. Soon afterwards, there arrived a number of provision ships under convoy, which might also have been taken. But all these sailed safely into New York, where there was great rejoicing over the return- ing good luck and magic success of the British Empire.
Newport presented a much easier conquest than New York and the attack upon it was to be made simultaneously by land and water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
39»-402.
210 THE ATTACK ON NEWPORT But D'Estaing soon bore off to the southward and afterwards went north to Newport, Rhode Island.
His going to Newport only proved again how unlucky he was; for he was hardly out of sight when British war-ships, which he could easily have captured, sailed safely into the harbor of New York to reinforce Clinton. They were part of Admiral Byron's squadron, which had been separated in a storm, and for some days they kept arriving at New York in such a shattered, d...ismasted condition and with such sickly, worn-out crews, that they would every one have fallen an easy prey to D*Estaing's fleet or even to two or three of his ships, which he might have left behind. Soon afterwards, there arrived a number of provision ships under convoy, which might also have been taken. But all these sailed safely into New York, where there was great rejoicing over the return- ing good luck and magic success of the British Empire.
Newport presented a much easier conquest than New York and the attack upon it was to be made simultaneously by land and water.
What to read after The Struggle for American Independence 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher Sydney George to read onlineMoreLess
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