Barbarities of the Enemy Exposed in a Report of the Committee of the House of R
Barbarities of the Enemy Exposed in a Report of the Committee of the House of R
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and v4ld-dc- cam/i t &rig. Gen. Robert B. 7'ayhr, Morfolk, Extracts of a letter from Gen. Taylor, to sir Syd*e$ JRcckwl h, qitarter-mastcr-general, commanding the land force of H, J3. M. At Hampton Roads, daScd head-quar ters, July 5th, 1813.
" I have now the honour to transmit to you the pro ceedings of the board of officers convened to enquire into the transactions at Craney Island. They doubtless will convince you that in that affair, the American troops mcr* ited no censure ; that their cou...cluc: was distinguished by humanity and. Magnanimity ; and that the distance to which you were removed from the scene, by rendering it impossible that . You could be informed of the motives of their conduct, unhappily led you to draw conclusions e- quaily mistaken and unmerited, You- have done me the justice to declare, that the Measures pursued by me, evince a disposition to permit in my troops no abuses on humanity or the laws ot civil ized war. As I cannot doubt the existence of similar sentiments with you, I have a right to expect on your part, measures equally decisive and unambiguous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and v4ld-dc- cam/i t &rig. Gen. Robert B. 7'ayhr, Morfolk, Extracts of a letter from Gen. Taylor, to sir Syd*e$ JRcckwl h, qitarter-mastcr-general, commanding the land force of H, J3. M. At Hampton Roads, daScd head-quar ters, July 5th, 1813.
" I have now the honour to transmit to you the pro ceedings of the board of officers convened to enquire into the transactions at Craney Island. They doubtless will convince you that in that affair, the American troops mcr* ited no censure ; that their cou...cluc: was distinguished by humanity and. Magnanimity ; and that the distance to which you were removed from the scene, by rendering it impossible that . You could be informed of the motives of their conduct, unhappily led you to draw conclusions e- quaily mistaken and unmerited, You- have done me the justice to declare, that the Measures pursued by me, evince a disposition to permit in my troops no abuses on humanity or the laws ot civil ized war. As I cannot doubt the existence of similar sentiments with you, I have a right to expect on your part, measures equally decisive and unambiguous.
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