The American Revolution
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At daybreak some of the soldiers of the Anspach regiment, whose boat was near the bank, laid a plank to the shore, and walked over it. They then dragged other boats to land ; and in an hour the miserable crowd of cold and hungry men was on shore, storming with anger, and refusing to yield to the threats and promises of its officers." 1 Some chasseurs were ordered to fire upon the deserters from the surrounding hills ; and on this occasion they shot more accurately than when they confronted a sk...irmish- line of American riflemen. The Bishop of Wiirtzburg sent hussars and dragoons to quell the riot, and was subsequently thanked by Lord North's government for 1 Lowell's Hessians; chapter v.
Il8 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION his friendly and spirited conduct. The Margrave of Anspach himself, who had been fetched in hot haste, accompanied the flotilla down the rivers, and never lost sight of the goods which he had undertaken to deliver until they were duly consigned on board the British transports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At daybreak some of the soldiers of the Anspach regiment, whose boat was near the bank, laid a plank to the shore, and walked over it. They then dragged other boats to land ; and in an hour the miserable crowd of cold and hungry men was on shore, storming with anger, and refusing to yield to the threats and promises of its officers." 1 Some chasseurs were ordered to fire upon the deserters from the surrounding hills ; and on this occasion they shot more accurately than when they confronted a sk...irmish- line of American riflemen. The Bishop of Wiirtzburg sent hussars and dragoons to quell the riot, and was subsequently thanked by Lord North's government for 1 Lowell's Hessians; chapter v.
Il8 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION his friendly and spirited conduct. The Margrave of Anspach himself, who had been fetched in hot haste, accompanied the flotilla down the rivers, and never lost sight of the goods which he had undertaken to deliver until they were duly consigned on board the British transports.
What to read after The American Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trevelyan, George Otto, Sir, 1838-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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