Autobiography of Major Samuel Gregg 1806
Autobiography of Major Samuel Gregg 1806
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We marched on and got about 10 miles beyond Worcester, and then we got orders to return to Boston to go to Cape Breton, which was far against my will, for my mind Avas to go to the Westward. AVe got to Boston very much fatigued and then we were sent on to Cape William. There was the place of rendezvous for the Rengers. There were four Companies of Rangers which met there, viz. : Capt. IMcCordes ; Capt. Rogers ; Capt. Stark and Capt. Broncas. We stayed there about a fortnight and then went aboar...d of vessels and sailed to Halifax, This was in the month of April and we stayed there to about the first of June. By this time the Grand Fleet was made np, which consisted of about 360 Sail of which 21 wei'e ships of the line. Some- time about the 1st of June the whole fleet sailed from Halifax for Cape Breton. They arrived in Caberrus Bay in {ilain sight of the French intrenchment. The 8th day early in the morning, we were put in boats and pushed to the shore and stormed their trenches and drove the French into the City, which was about three miles.
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We marched on and got about 10 miles beyond Worcester, and then we got orders to return to Boston to go to Cape Breton, which was far against my will, for my mind Avas to go to the Westward. AVe got to Boston very much fatigued and then we were sent on to Cape William. There was the place of rendezvous for the Rengers. There were four Companies of Rangers which met there, viz. : Capt. IMcCordes ; Capt. Rogers ; Capt. Stark and Capt. Broncas. We stayed there about a fortnight and then went aboar...d of vessels and sailed to Halifax, This was in the month of April and we stayed there to about the first of June. By this time the Grand Fleet was made np, which consisted of about 360 Sail of which 21 wei'e ships of the line. Some- time about the 1st of June the whole fleet sailed from Halifax for Cape Breton. They arrived in Caberrus Bay in {ilain sight of the French intrenchment. The 8th day early in the morning, we were put in boats and pushed to the shore and stormed their trenches and drove the French into the City, which was about three miles.
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