Gen. John Glover And His Marblehead Regiment in the Revolutionary War : a Paper Read Before the Marblehead Historical Society, May 14, 1903
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Early in the morning of October i8th, General Glover with his spy-glass went out upon a hill-top near Hutchinson River to scan Long Island Sound and the coast, to know if the enemy was in sight. To his surprise he saw a fleet of British ships off Pell's Point disembarking troops and moving towards the Point. Glover was alone in command of his brigade with no reenforcements or support to fall back upon.
Glover, in a letter written soon after this said : " I would have given a thousand worlds to ...have had some experienced general at hand to tell me what to do. He immediately sent William R. Lee to General Samuel Lee, three miles distant, for orders. But there was no time to be lost. He quickly made his plans and prepared to meet the enemy.
Glover's Brigade at this time consisted of GENERAL JOHN GLOVER 25 four redments: the Fourteenth Continen- tal (the Marblehead Regiment of which he was Colonel ) one hundred and seventy-nine men fit for duty; Thirteenth Regiment, Colonel Joseph Read, two hundred and twenty-six men, ( Read was born in Uxbridge, March 6, 1731); Third Regiment, Colonel William Shepard, two hundred and four men, (Shepard was born in Westfield, De- cember I, 1737.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early in the morning of October i8th, General Glover with his spy-glass went out upon a hill-top near Hutchinson River to scan Long Island Sound and the coast, to know if the enemy was in sight. To his surprise he saw a fleet of British ships off Pell's Point disembarking troops and moving towards the Point. Glover was alone in command of his brigade with no reenforcements or support to fall back upon.
Glover, in a letter written soon after this said : " I would have given a thousand worlds to ...have had some experienced general at hand to tell me what to do. He immediately sent William R. Lee to General Samuel Lee, three miles distant, for orders. But there was no time to be lost. He quickly made his plans and prepared to meet the enemy.
Glover's Brigade at this time consisted of GENERAL JOHN GLOVER 25 four redments: the Fourteenth Continen- tal (the Marblehead Regiment of which he was Colonel ) one hundred and seventy-nine men fit for duty; Thirteenth Regiment, Colonel Joseph Read, two hundred and twenty-six men, ( Read was born in Uxbridge, March 6, 1731); Third Regiment, Colonel William Shepard, two hundred and four men, (Shepard was born in Westfield, De- cember I, 1737.
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