An Address Delivered to the People of Goshen Connecticut At Their First Centenn
An Address Delivered to the People of Goshen Connecticut At Their First Centenn
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But all was delay on the part of England, and notwithstanding there was the finest army, early in the camp at Albany, ever yet seen in the colonies, ten thousand strong, with two thousand in their forts at the North, yet the Generals did not reach Al- bany until about the first of July, and nothing was done that year, offensive, and the English lost their important fort at Os- 43 wego. Although the colonies were greatly disheartened in view of these results, and had lost their confidence in the...se Generals, yet Connecticut raised for the campaign of 1757, two thousand five hundred troops, and they were in readiness to enter the field at an early day. But when the fleet arrived from England this year, much of the season was past. They reached Halifax the 9th day of July, and then the colonies learned that the Northern campaign was wholly laid aside^ the forts Edward, and William Henry, were to be left wholly unsustained, and their troops for that year were to be called away to recapture Louisburg, on the Island of Cape Breton* which had been surrendered at the treaty of 1748.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But all was delay on the part of England, and notwithstanding there was the finest army, early in the camp at Albany, ever yet seen in the colonies, ten thousand strong, with two thousand in their forts at the North, yet the Generals did not reach Al- bany until about the first of July, and nothing was done that year, offensive, and the English lost their important fort at Os- 43 wego. Although the colonies were greatly disheartened in view of these results, and had lost their confidence in the...se Generals, yet Connecticut raised for the campaign of 1757, two thousand five hundred troops, and they were in readiness to enter the field at an early day. But when the fleet arrived from England this year, much of the season was past. They reached Halifax the 9th day of July, and then the colonies learned that the Northern campaign was wholly laid aside^ the forts Edward, and William Henry, were to be left wholly unsustained, and their troops for that year were to be called away to recapture Louisburg, on the Island of Cape Breton* which had been surrendered at the treaty of 1748.
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