A Summary Military History of Worcester
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Of the New England States only Massachu- setts and New Hampshire contributed, the former sending 1, 047 and the latter i, which must have been General Franklin Pierce, afterwards President of the United States. The same writer claims that of the 155, 364 soldiers in the war of 1812, the South fur- nished 96, 812 and the North 58, 552. New England sent 5, 162 and South Carolina 5, 696. In the Me. \ican war Captain George Lincoln, a son of ex-Governor Levi Lincoln, was killed at Euena Vista, Febr...uary 23, 1847 > ^'^^ Lieutenant John Green Burbank, another Worcester man, fell at Molino del Rey, September 8, 1847. So bitter was the feeling in this vicinity against the war that while the funeral procession of Captain Lincoln was passing some of the shopkeepers of Main street displayed emblems and placards which reflected upon the Government and the course of the deceased.
When the first gun of the Rebellion was fired at Fort Sumter, Worcester was ready, and on the 17th of April, 1861, the Light Infantry departed for Washington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the New England States only Massachu- setts and New Hampshire contributed, the former sending 1, 047 and the latter i, which must have been General Franklin Pierce, afterwards President of the United States. The same writer claims that of the 155, 364 soldiers in the war of 1812, the South fur- nished 96, 812 and the North 58, 552. New England sent 5, 162 and South Carolina 5, 696. In the Me. \ican war Captain George Lincoln, a son of ex-Governor Levi Lincoln, was killed at Euena Vista, Febr...uary 23, 1847 > ^'^^ Lieutenant John Green Burbank, another Worcester man, fell at Molino del Rey, September 8, 1847. So bitter was the feeling in this vicinity against the war that while the funeral procession of Captain Lincoln was passing some of the shopkeepers of Main street displayed emblems and placards which reflected upon the Government and the course of the deceased.
When the first gun of the Rebellion was fired at Fort Sumter, Worcester was ready, and on the 17th of April, 1861, the Light Infantry departed for Washington.
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