Report of the Hon John Davis Agent for the Prosecution of the Claim of Massach
Report of the Hon John Davis Agent for the Prosecution of the Claim of Massach
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Apprehension of invasion was confined to the citizens of Massachusetts. At this time the Government did not entertain it. It only looked to such a result as probable and prospective.
On the 13th of June, 1814, Commodore Bainbridge, apprehending a probable descent on the Navy Yard at Charlestown, from some British vessels, solicited, that assistance might be furnished him. He says, " The force of the enemy in Boston Bay justifies, in my opin- ion, apprehensions of an attack being made on this pl...ace, [Navy Yard] and calls for united exertions to de- fend it. The important public property entrusted to my charge, might in such an event suffer severely, and would in a considerable degree expose the towns of Boston and Charlestown. " The guards furnished under this re- quest were discharged on the 23d of June. Commodore Bainbridge remarks that " they can at present be dispens- ed with. " Whether this course was taken because he be- lieved that no further apprehensions of attack or invasion were to be apprehended, does not appear ; but about the same time, 22d, Col.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apprehension of invasion was confined to the citizens of Massachusetts. At this time the Government did not entertain it. It only looked to such a result as probable and prospective.
On the 13th of June, 1814, Commodore Bainbridge, apprehending a probable descent on the Navy Yard at Charlestown, from some British vessels, solicited, that assistance might be furnished him. He says, " The force of the enemy in Boston Bay justifies, in my opin- ion, apprehensions of an attack being made on this pl...ace, [Navy Yard] and calls for united exertions to de- fend it. The important public property entrusted to my charge, might in such an event suffer severely, and would in a considerable degree expose the towns of Boston and Charlestown. " The guards furnished under this re- quest were discharged on the 23d of June. Commodore Bainbridge remarks that " they can at present be dispens- ed with. " Whether this course was taken because he be- lieved that no further apprehensions of attack or invasion were to be apprehended, does not appear ; but about the same time, 22d, Col.
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