The Struggle for American Independence
The Struggle for American Independence
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But the neighboring houses were filled with English, and volleys of musketry were poured upon the assailants. They could no longer crouch under the barrier or man the ladders.
The barrier could not be carried, and the Americans were ordered into the houses. They battered down the doors with butts of guns and rushed up to the windows in the full belief that they could shoot all the gunners in the barrier. Pennsyl- vanians and Virginians were aiming their rifles through every opening. It was at o...ne of these windows that the gallant Hendricks was shot. He staggered back into the room and fell across a bed in the corner.
There was now a short time when the Americans, thor oughly convinced of the hopelessness of their task, might have drawn out and escaped. Some of them did so, especially the few Indians and Canadians who had joined them. These hurried down to St. Charles Bay and started across the two miles of ice heaped up by the tide and full of air-holes deceptively covered by the snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the neighboring houses were filled with English, and volleys of musketry were poured upon the assailants. They could no longer crouch under the barrier or man the ladders.
The barrier could not be carried, and the Americans were ordered into the houses. They battered down the doors with butts of guns and rushed up to the windows in the full belief that they could shoot all the gunners in the barrier. Pennsyl- vanians and Virginians were aiming their rifles through every opening. It was at o...ne of these windows that the gallant Hendricks was shot. He staggered back into the room and fell across a bed in the corner.
There was now a short time when the Americans, thor oughly convinced of the hopelessness of their task, might have drawn out and escaped. Some of them did so, especially the few Indians and Canadians who had joined them. These hurried down to St. Charles Bay and started across the two miles of ice heaped up by the tide and full of air-holes deceptively covered by the snow.
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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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