From Colony to Commonwealth Stories of the Revolutionary Days in Boston
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let us get in, and we'll soon find elbow-room ! " II.
THE FORTIFICATION OF BREED'S HILL.
To get their elbow-room, the British decided to seize and fortify Dorchester Heights and the hills of Charlestown. But when their plans were made known to the Americans, as Gage's plans usually were, the Americans agreed that they themselves should fortify those heights and hills.
Putnam had long been urging it. Warren was doubtful. Once, when the two were talk- ing about it together, Warren rose and walked... two or three times across the room. " Almost I2O THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.
\ thou persuades! me, " he said at last to Putnam ; " but I must still think the project a rash one. Nevertheless, if the project be adopted and the strife becomes hard, you must not be surprised to find me in the midst of it. " The night of the i6th of June was appointed for the work of building a fort on Bunker Hill. At nine o'clock that evening a party of twelve hundred men set off from Cambridge for Charles- town.
Through the wooded country roads they marched, the brave Colonel Prescott and two ser- geants with dark-lanterns leading them, until they arrived upon the open pastures of Bunker Hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
let us get in, and we'll soon find elbow-room ! " II.
THE FORTIFICATION OF BREED'S HILL.
To get their elbow-room, the British decided to seize and fortify Dorchester Heights and the hills of Charlestown. But when their plans were made known to the Americans, as Gage's plans usually were, the Americans agreed that they themselves should fortify those heights and hills.
Putnam had long been urging it. Warren was doubtful. Once, when the two were talk- ing about it together, Warren rose and walked... two or three times across the room. " Almost I2O THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.
\ thou persuades! me, " he said at last to Putnam ; " but I must still think the project a rash one. Nevertheless, if the project be adopted and the strife becomes hard, you must not be surprised to find me in the midst of it. " The night of the i6th of June was appointed for the work of building a fort on Bunker Hill. At nine o'clock that evening a party of twelve hundred men set off from Cambridge for Charles- town.
Through the wooded country roads they marched, the brave Colonel Prescott and two ser- geants with dark-lanterns leading them, until they arrived upon the open pastures of Bunker Hill.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nina Moore Tiffany to read onlineMoreLess
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