Heaths Memoirs of the American War
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" Capt. Dalrymple wrote to Gen. Burgoyne again, on the I5th, and proposed to put the spare provi sions on board one of the flags, and send them up to Boston harbour.
But on the 23d, Capt. Brathwait of the Centurion wrote the General that he had arrived at Cape Cod, with orders from Viscount Howe for the men-of-war and transports with the provisions on board them to return to Rhode Island, which they did accordingly.
7th. General Lincoln left Boston for Hingham; our General accompanied him as fa...r as Milton.
1 2th Intelligence was received that a 40 gun ship had arrived at New London, laden with clothing for the United States.
1 8th. A detachment of Col. Henley s regiment marched out of Boston for the army.
iQth. General Burgoyne having again applied to Congress for leave to go to England himself, they now gave him liberty. This was joyous to the Gen eral, and he wrote our General that he had assured himself that there would be nothing thrown in the way on his part, and wished for his passports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Capt. Dalrymple wrote to Gen. Burgoyne again, on the I5th, and proposed to put the spare provi sions on board one of the flags, and send them up to Boston harbour.
But on the 23d, Capt. Brathwait of the Centurion wrote the General that he had arrived at Cape Cod, with orders from Viscount Howe for the men-of-war and transports with the provisions on board them to return to Rhode Island, which they did accordingly.
7th. General Lincoln left Boston for Hingham; our General accompanied him as fa...r as Milton.
1 2th Intelligence was received that a 40 gun ship had arrived at New London, laden with clothing for the United States.
1 8th. A detachment of Col. Henley s regiment marched out of Boston for the army.
iQth. General Burgoyne having again applied to Congress for leave to go to England himself, they now gave him liberty. This was joyous to the Gen eral, and he wrote our General that he had assured himself that there would be nothing thrown in the way on his part, and wished for his passports.
What to read after Heaths 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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