The United States of America a History
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Ho 126 MAJOR ANDRE.
was under the impression that his last request had been granted, and that he would die by the bullet. It was a fresh pang when the gibbet, with its ghastly preparations, stood before him. " How hard is my fate, " he said ; " but it will soon be over. " He bandaged his own eyes ; with his own hands adjusted the noose to his neck. The cart on which he stood moved away, and poor Major Andr6 was no longer in the world of living men. Forty years afterwards his remains were brough...t home to England and laid in Westminster Abbey.
XIII. THE CLOSE OF THE WAE, DURING the later years of the war the English kept possession of the Southern States, which, as we have seen, they had gained so easily. When the last campaign opened, 1781 Lord Cornwallis with a strong force represented British A. D. Authority in the South, and did all that he found pos sible for the suppression of the patriots. But the time was past when any real progress in that direction could be made. A certain vigorous and judicious General Greene, with such rough semblance of an army as he could draw together, gave Lord Cornwallis many rude shocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ho 126 MAJOR ANDRE.
was under the impression that his last request had been granted, and that he would die by the bullet. It was a fresh pang when the gibbet, with its ghastly preparations, stood before him. " How hard is my fate, " he said ; " but it will soon be over. " He bandaged his own eyes ; with his own hands adjusted the noose to his neck. The cart on which he stood moved away, and poor Major Andr6 was no longer in the world of living men. Forty years afterwards his remains were brough...t home to England and laid in Westminster Abbey.
XIII. THE CLOSE OF THE WAE, DURING the later years of the war the English kept possession of the Southern States, which, as we have seen, they had gained so easily. When the last campaign opened, 1781 Lord Cornwallis with a strong force represented British A. D. Authority in the South, and did all that he found pos sible for the suppression of the patriots. But the time was past when any real progress in that direction could be made. A certain vigorous and judicious General Greene, with such rough semblance of an army as he could draw together, gave Lord Cornwallis many rude shocks.
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