Heath's Memoirs of the American War
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Washington, having learnt how matters stood, and that possibly Gen. Clinton might attempt to push into the Highlands, sent an express to our General to move into the Highlands immediately, which was done just after dark, the troops passing the night on Bald Hill. It was generally the opin- ion, that if our General had not been at hand to ad- vance in the manner he did, that Gen. Clinton, by a forced march of his light troops, backed by his army, would have got in the rear of Gen. Howe, before h...e could have possibly gained the road at Peekskill, and between his army and a sally from the garrison of Verplanck's Point inevitably cut oflF the whole. Our troops at Stony Point cannonaded and bombarded the enemy's works at Verplanck's during the whole day, and until near midnight. The post was then evacuated, and the Washington galley was blown up.
19th. — ^The troops moved from Bald Hill, Par- sons's brigade to Robinson's, Huntington's and Pat- terson's to Nelson's, Nixon's to the gorge of the mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Washington, having learnt how matters stood, and that possibly Gen. Clinton might attempt to push into the Highlands, sent an express to our General to move into the Highlands immediately, which was done just after dark, the troops passing the night on Bald Hill. It was generally the opin- ion, that if our General had not been at hand to ad- vance in the manner he did, that Gen. Clinton, by a forced march of his light troops, backed by his army, would have got in the rear of Gen. Howe, before h...e could have possibly gained the road at Peekskill, and between his army and a sally from the garrison of Verplanck's Point inevitably cut oflF the whole. Our troops at Stony Point cannonaded and bombarded the enemy's works at Verplanck's during the whole day, and until near midnight. The post was then evacuated, and the Washington galley was blown up.
19th. — ^The troops moved from Bald Hill, Par- sons's brigade to Robinson's, Huntington's and Pat- terson's to Nelson's, Nixon's to the gorge of the mountains.
What to read after Heath's Memoirs of the American War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Heath to read onlineMoreLess
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