Twentieth Century History of America And Our Island Possessions From the Discovery of the American Continent to the Present Time ..
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'We have been true,' they said of themselves, 'to our religion, and true to ourselves ; yet nature appears to con- sider us only as the objects of public ven- geance.' The hand of the English official seemed under a spell with regard to them ; and was never uplifted but to curse them." * * Bancroft's History ef the United States, vol. iv., p. 206.
While these sorrows were being heaped upon the helpless Acadians by England, the provincial forces were serving the cause else- where with more credi...t to their manhood.
As has been stated, the expedition against the French fort at Crown Point, on Lake Champlain, had been intrusted to General William Johnson. His army consisted prin- cipally of troops from Massachusetts and Connecticut. They were joined at Albany by a regiment from New Hampshire. The troops rendezvoused at the head" of boat navigation, on the Hudson, in July, 1755, under the command of General Lyman.
They numbered about six thousand men. A fort was built and named by the troops, in honor of their commander, Fort Lyman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'We have been true,' they said of themselves, 'to our religion, and true to ourselves ; yet nature appears to con- sider us only as the objects of public ven- geance.' The hand of the English official seemed under a spell with regard to them ; and was never uplifted but to curse them." * * Bancroft's History ef the United States, vol. iv., p. 206.
While these sorrows were being heaped upon the helpless Acadians by England, the provincial forces were serving the cause else- where with more credi...t to their manhood.
As has been stated, the expedition against the French fort at Crown Point, on Lake Champlain, had been intrusted to General William Johnson. His army consisted prin- cipally of troops from Massachusetts and Connecticut. They were joined at Albany by a regiment from New Hampshire. The troops rendezvoused at the head" of boat navigation, on the Hudson, in July, 1755, under the command of General Lyman.
They numbered about six thousand men. A fort was built and named by the troops, in honor of their commander, Fort Lyman.
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