The Sullivan Expedition : An Address Delivered At the Seneca County Centennial Celebration At Waterloo, September 3, 1879
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Captain Franklin of the Wyoming militia and five others were sent to^reconnoitre Chemung. Carefully they threaded their way through the tangled forests, avoiding the trail, yet keeping sufiiciently near it not to lose their way, watchful of an ambush and listening for the footfall of a foe, they made their way to the crest of the high hill now owned by Miles C. Baldwin, Esq., where they could look down upon the town. There all was bustle and confusion.
The Indians were evidently expecting an at...tack, and were hastening to a place of safety. The scouts returned the next day, about three o'clock p. m. On hearing their report the Commander-in-chief issued orders. for the sol- diers to be in readiness to march at a moment's notice, and at eight p. m., (August ISth,) with the greater part of the troops under Generals Poor and Hand, Sullivan set out from Tioga, leaving General Maxwell in command of the camp. The soldiers took one day' s rations in their haversacks, and carried the little cohorn by hand, all the way to Chemung and back to camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Captain Franklin of the Wyoming militia and five others were sent to^reconnoitre Chemung. Carefully they threaded their way through the tangled forests, avoiding the trail, yet keeping sufiiciently near it not to lose their way, watchful of an ambush and listening for the footfall of a foe, they made their way to the crest of the high hill now owned by Miles C. Baldwin, Esq., where they could look down upon the town. There all was bustle and confusion.
The Indians were evidently expecting an at...tack, and were hastening to a place of safety. The scouts returned the next day, about three o'clock p. m. On hearing their report the Commander-in-chief issued orders. for the sol- diers to be in readiness to march at a moment's notice, and at eight p. m., (August ISth,) with the greater part of the troops under Generals Poor and Hand, Sullivan set out from Tioga, leaving General Maxwell in command of the camp. The soldiers took one day' s rations in their haversacks, and carried the little cohorn by hand, all the way to Chemung and back to camp.
What to read after The Sullivan Expedition : An Address Delivered At the Seneca County Centennial Celebration At Waterloo, September 3, 1879?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Craft to read onlineMoreLess
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