Blockade of Fort George 1813 volume No3
Blockade of Fort George 1813 volume No3
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Iseley, Robert Nelles, Aliraham Nelles, Wm. Crooks, Samuel Street, Sr. , Thomas Clark, Thomas Dickson, John Warren, Crow ell Willsoii, and Thomas Cummings.
58 "The fate of this Avmy, " wrote Mr. Ridout on the 2d of August, "depends on tlie fleet. Its positions are so advanced that a retreat will be impossible without losino- half the men. The enemy remain cooped up in Fort George, not dai'ing to stir beyond the common. Everything goes on steadily and regularly. Ten thousand of the enemy will no...t be able to start John Bull out of the Black Swamp A large fire seen in the direction of York, supposed to be burnt by the Americans. "* The military chest was empty, and provisions were becoming- scarce. The return of Chauncey's fleet with no news of the British squadron so long promised for their relief, had discouraged and intimidated the Indians so much that they could scarcely be kept together. Claus reported, "they are getting tired and impatient. They are dropping ofl" daily, and I fear that in a few days we shall not have many.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iseley, Robert Nelles, Aliraham Nelles, Wm. Crooks, Samuel Street, Sr. , Thomas Clark, Thomas Dickson, John Warren, Crow ell Willsoii, and Thomas Cummings.
58 "The fate of this Avmy, " wrote Mr. Ridout on the 2d of August, "depends on tlie fleet. Its positions are so advanced that a retreat will be impossible without losino- half the men. The enemy remain cooped up in Fort George, not dai'ing to stir beyond the common. Everything goes on steadily and regularly. Ten thousand of the enemy will no...t be able to start John Bull out of the Black Swamp A large fire seen in the direction of York, supposed to be burnt by the Americans. "* The military chest was empty, and provisions were becoming- scarce. The return of Chauncey's fleet with no news of the British squadron so long promised for their relief, had discouraged and intimidated the Indians so much that they could scarcely be kept together. Claus reported, "they are getting tired and impatient. They are dropping ofl" daily, and I fear that in a few days we shall not have many.
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