The Travellers Guide Through the Middle And Northern States And the Provinces
The Travellers Guide Through the Middle And Northern States And the Provinces
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But such was the warmth of our musqueti-y that they could not withstand it, and were obliged to retreat before the ap- pearance of E-ipley's brigade, which had been directed to make a movement through the woods upon the ene- my's right flank. The British recrossed the Chippewa bridge, which they broke down on their retreat, having suffered a loss in killed, wounded and missing, of 514. The American loss was 328.
Chippewa Village is one mile north of the battle ground. It contains a small cluste...r of buildings and a few mills situate on the Chippewa creek, which runs 262 EKIDGEWATER.
tlirough the village. The steam-boat from Buffalo lands passengers at this place. * One mile farther is Bridgewater or Lundy's Lane, celebrated as the ground on which an important battle was fought, 20 days after the battle of Chippewa. The scene of ac- tion was near the mighty cataract of Niagara, within the sound of its thunders, and was, in proportion to the numbers engaged, the most sanguinary, and decidedly the best fought of any action which ever took place on the American continent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But such was the warmth of our musqueti-y that they could not withstand it, and were obliged to retreat before the ap- pearance of E-ipley's brigade, which had been directed to make a movement through the woods upon the ene- my's right flank. The British recrossed the Chippewa bridge, which they broke down on their retreat, having suffered a loss in killed, wounded and missing, of 514. The American loss was 328.
Chippewa Village is one mile north of the battle ground. It contains a small cluste...r of buildings and a few mills situate on the Chippewa creek, which runs 262 EKIDGEWATER.
tlirough the village. The steam-boat from Buffalo lands passengers at this place. * One mile farther is Bridgewater or Lundy's Lane, celebrated as the ground on which an important battle was fought, 20 days after the battle of Chippewa. The scene of ac- tion was near the mighty cataract of Niagara, within the sound of its thunders, and was, in proportion to the numbers engaged, the most sanguinary, and decidedly the best fought of any action which ever took place on the American continent.
What to read after The Travellers Guide Through the Middle And Northern States And the Provinces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gideon M Gideon Miner Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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