The Students American History
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" He was right, for although desultory fighting continued for a time, yet the fall of Yorktown really ended the war.
Both sides had long been weary of the struggle. The spring after Cornwallis surrendered, the House of Commons resolved to " con sider as enemies to his majesty and the country" all who should urge the fui ther prosecution of the war against the Americans.
Before the close of that year a provisional treaty of peace was made (1782). On the igth of April, 1783, just eight years to a... day after the battle of Lexington, Washington issued an order to the Continental army declaring the War of the Revolution at an end. The soldiers had received no pay for a great length of time and they were in sore need of money; but Congress, as Washington said, sent them home " without a farthing in their pockets. " 226 THE STUDENT S AMERICAN HISTORY [1783 In making the final treaty of peace the main points which we demanded were : (i) the full recognition of the independence of the thirteen states ; (2) the recognition of the Mississippi River as our western boundary ; (3) the recognition of our right to fish on the banks of Newfoundland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He was right, for although desultory fighting continued for a time, yet the fall of Yorktown really ended the war.
Both sides had long been weary of the struggle. The spring after Cornwallis surrendered, the House of Commons resolved to " con sider as enemies to his majesty and the country" all who should urge the fui ther prosecution of the war against the Americans.
Before the close of that year a provisional treaty of peace was made (1782). On the igth of April, 1783, just eight years to a... day after the battle of Lexington, Washington issued an order to the Continental army declaring the War of the Revolution at an end. The soldiers had received no pay for a great length of time and they were in sore need of money; but Congress, as Washington said, sent them home " without a farthing in their pockets. " 226 THE STUDENT S AMERICAN HISTORY [1783 In making the final treaty of peace the main points which we demanded were : (i) the full recognition of the independence of the thirteen states ; (2) the recognition of the Mississippi River as our western boundary ; (3) the recognition of our right to fish on the banks of Newfoundland.
What to read after The Students American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D H David Henry Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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