Arnold's Expedition to Quebec
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Ho aeeordiiijj^ly ordered Lieutenant lluli'liins, who was in the I'ear, to retire a few rods.
Hutchins obeyed, altliough in retreating lie ran con- siderable risk from the fire of a i)icket within a stone's throw, for it had now begun to grow light.
Carleton, advised of the perilous predicament of Dearborn's comi')any, and bent on ])reventing their re- inforcement of Morgan, ordered a sally of a column of men under Captain Laws, who immediately advanced with two field pieces from Palace gate. C...aptain Mc- Dougal of the Eoyal Emigrants followed closely with a party from his regiment; then Captain Alexander Fraser with another su])porting party. Captain Hamil- ton, of the Lizard, and a party of sailors, brought up the rear. The column was two hundred strong. Be- fore Dearborn's men discovered this movement, the sallying party had taken possession of some houses which Hutchins had to pass, and as he fell back, rushed down upon his little party from a lane. On perceiving their ai)proach, Dearborn divided his com- pany in the middle and leaving half under the com- mand of Lieutenant Hutchins, made another attempt to find the main body, for it was now so light that he thought he stood a better chance of doing so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ho aeeordiiijj^ly ordered Lieutenant lluli'liins, who was in the I'ear, to retire a few rods.
Hutchins obeyed, altliough in retreating lie ran con- siderable risk from the fire of a i)icket within a stone's throw, for it had now begun to grow light.
Carleton, advised of the perilous predicament of Dearborn's comi')any, and bent on ])reventing their re- inforcement of Morgan, ordered a sally of a column of men under Captain Laws, who immediately advanced with two field pieces from Palace gate. C...aptain Mc- Dougal of the Eoyal Emigrants followed closely with a party from his regiment; then Captain Alexander Fraser with another su])porting party. Captain Hamil- ton, of the Lizard, and a party of sailors, brought up the rear. The column was two hundred strong. Be- fore Dearborn's men discovered this movement, the sallying party had taken possession of some houses which Hutchins had to pass, and as he fell back, rushed down upon his little party from a lane. On perceiving their ai)proach, Dearborn divided his com- pany in the middle and leaving half under the com- mand of Lieutenant Hutchins, made another attempt to find the main body, for it was now so light that he thought he stood a better chance of doing so.
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