Builders of Canada From Cartier to Laurier
Builders of Canada From Cartier to Laurier
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1C7 series of petty attacks on the city. The famous palace erected by the Intendant Bigo_ in this suburb offered an excellent opportunity to the foe, and they crowded its cupola with riflemen who succeeded in picking off several of the British sentries ; but Carleton turned a nine-pounder on this position, and soon the lordly palace, so famous in the history of New France was laid in- ruins.
All through the month of December the siege lasted with but little injury being done to either side. The... Americans were becoming disheartened and many believed that their long and trying march had been in vain. Their one hope lay in attempting- to take the city by assault, and their general decided on adopting this course. Towards the end of the month the order was given for every man to hold himself in readiness for a night attack. A gathering storm was to be the signal for the assembling, and eagerly the officers and men watched the heavens for the propitious sign. Several times they were called out, but the moon swept up from behind the clouds just as the advance was about to be sounded, and all were sent to their quarters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1C7 series of petty attacks on the city. The famous palace erected by the Intendant Bigo_ in this suburb offered an excellent opportunity to the foe, and they crowded its cupola with riflemen who succeeded in picking off several of the British sentries ; but Carleton turned a nine-pounder on this position, and soon the lordly palace, so famous in the history of New France was laid in- ruins.
All through the month of December the siege lasted with but little injury being done to either side. The... Americans were becoming disheartened and many believed that their long and trying march had been in vain. Their one hope lay in attempting- to take the city by assault, and their general decided on adopting this course. Towards the end of the month the order was given for every man to hold himself in readiness for a night attack. A gathering storm was to be the signal for the assembling, and eagerly the officers and men watched the heavens for the propitious sign. Several times they were called out, but the moon swept up from behind the clouds just as the advance was about to be sounded, and all were sent to their quarters.
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