Winsted the Development of An Ideal Town
Winsted the Development of An Ideal Town
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" Mr. Wakefield was born in Colebrook, September 18, 1802, and died July 24, 1884.
Our story is almost ended, and yet little of what might be written of Win- sted has been told. It is the home of patriotism. Rose Terry Cooke, in her glowing description of "Mytown" in Harper's, of October, 1877, bespeaks its spirit. Winchester's Daughters of the American Revolution may well be proud of their town's record. Says Mr. Boyd, "Our infant town had her representa- tions at Ticonderoga, Bunker Hill, Que...- bec, Long Island, Saratoga, and many other battlefields. . . . Scarcely a ves- tige is found (on the muster and pay- rolls) of the service of drafted militia re- peatedly called out from Litchfield coun- ty to Danbury, Horse Neck, Long Island, Peekskill, and other points on the North river during the long protracted struggle for the possession of the Highlands. Probably not an able-bodied man of the town failed of being called out more than once on this harassing duty. " And to this summary of the days of '76, might be added Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Wakefield was born in Colebrook, September 18, 1802, and died July 24, 1884.
Our story is almost ended, and yet little of what might be written of Win- sted has been told. It is the home of patriotism. Rose Terry Cooke, in her glowing description of "Mytown" in Harper's, of October, 1877, bespeaks its spirit. Winchester's Daughters of the American Revolution may well be proud of their town's record. Says Mr. Boyd, "Our infant town had her representa- tions at Ticonderoga, Bunker Hill, Que...- bec, Long Island, Saratoga, and many other battlefields. . . . Scarcely a ves- tige is found (on the muster and pay- rolls) of the service of drafted militia re- peatedly called out from Litchfield coun- ty to Danbury, Horse Neck, Long Island, Peekskill, and other points on the North river during the long protracted struggle for the possession of the Highlands. Probably not an able-bodied man of the town failed of being called out more than once on this harassing duty. " And to this summary of the days of '76, might be added Mr.
What to read after Winsted the Development of An Ideal Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert S Hulbert to read onlineMoreLess
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