Life And Services of Gen Anthony Wayne Founded On Documentary And Other Eviden
Life And Services of Gen Anthony Wayne Founded On Documentary And Other Eviden
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"ANTHONY WAYNE. " The palm of victory was certainly Washington s on this day ; although his triumph was not complete. Had his generals concurred with him as to the advisability of a general action, and not by an almost unanimously adverse opinion " trammelled his conduct and circum scribed his views ;" had not the advanced corps, by precipitately falling back, surprising and confusing the troops which were rushing to its aid, and in conse quence requiring different and instantaneous arrange men...ts to be made in the front of a gallant foe who had every thing at stake the 28th of June, as the 4th of July, would have been altogether " Worthy of adora tion, and ever adored. " Sir Henry Clinton, in his official statement, reported his dead and missing at four officers and one hundred and eighty-four privates, his wounded at sixteen officers and fifty-four privates. " The stubborn fact" of bury ing the dead, contradicts the correctness of Sir Henry s statement. He left on the field of battle, independently of those whom his own troops interred, four officers and two hundred and forty-five privates, whose bodies were buried on the field by persons appointed for that express business, and whose report was handed to the commander-in-chief.
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"ANTHONY WAYNE. " The palm of victory was certainly Washington s on this day ; although his triumph was not complete. Had his generals concurred with him as to the advisability of a general action, and not by an almost unanimously adverse opinion " trammelled his conduct and circum scribed his views ;" had not the advanced corps, by precipitately falling back, surprising and confusing the troops which were rushing to its aid, and in conse quence requiring different and instantaneous arrange men...ts to be made in the front of a gallant foe who had every thing at stake the 28th of June, as the 4th of July, would have been altogether " Worthy of adora tion, and ever adored. " Sir Henry Clinton, in his official statement, reported his dead and missing at four officers and one hundred and eighty-four privates, his wounded at sixteen officers and fifty-four privates. " The stubborn fact" of bury ing the dead, contradicts the correctness of Sir Henry s statement. He left on the field of battle, independently of those whom his own troops interred, four officers and two hundred and forty-five privates, whose bodies were buried on the field by persons appointed for that express business, and whose report was handed to the commander-in-chief.
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