American History for Schools ..
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Pakenham fell ; nearly every offi cer was disabled. The assailants, hopelessly defeat ed, with a loss of two thousand men retreated to their boats. The Amer icans lost but 27 in killed and wound ed. Jackson was hailed by a grate ful country as the saviour of New Orleans.
Close of the War. Meanwhile, on the 24th of Decem ber, a treaty of peace between Great Britain and the United States had been signed at Ghent, in Belgium. The British commissioners, at first unreasonable in their demands, had l...owered their tone after the defeats at Plattsburg and Balti more. Though no concessions were made on the impress ment question, the announcement of peace was received EQUESTBIAN STATUE OF JACKSON, NEW ORLEANS.
230 with delight throughout the land, and the treaty was ratified by the Senate on the 18th of February. Party-feeling had all along run high against the war, and some uneasiness had been created in December by the assembling of delegates from the New England States at Hartford. It was feared that the Hartford Convention might take some action look ing toward the restoration of peace to New England, with out reference to the rest of the country ; but such appre hensions were unfounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pakenham fell ; nearly every offi cer was disabled. The assailants, hopelessly defeat ed, with a loss of two thousand men retreated to their boats. The Amer icans lost but 27 in killed and wound ed. Jackson was hailed by a grate ful country as the saviour of New Orleans.
Close of the War. Meanwhile, on the 24th of Decem ber, a treaty of peace between Great Britain and the United States had been signed at Ghent, in Belgium. The British commissioners, at first unreasonable in their demands, had l...owered their tone after the defeats at Plattsburg and Balti more. Though no concessions were made on the impress ment question, the announcement of peace was received EQUESTBIAN STATUE OF JACKSON, NEW ORLEANS.
230 with delight throughout the land, and the treaty was ratified by the Senate on the 18th of February. Party-feeling had all along run high against the war, and some uneasiness had been created in December by the assembling of delegates from the New England States at Hartford. It was feared that the Hartford Convention might take some action look ing toward the restoration of peace to New England, with out reference to the rest of the country ; but such appre hensions were unfounded.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G P George Payn Quackenbos to read onlineMoreLess
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