The American Revolution volume 2
The American Revolution volume 2
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" Colonel Enoch continued to serve in America until the end of the war, with the highest character for personal courage and patriotic dis- interestedness. At different times he was entrusted with a brigade, and occasionally had a separate command. He was supposed to have given offence to those above him by refusing to accept Secret Service money, " with an understanding, then too prevalent, that it was fair per- quisite, and never to be accounted for to the public. " We are told that " some sin...gularities appeared in his character ; but all tending to his honour. When at the head of his regiment on a march, he always made some tired soldier ride his horse, and marched through every kind of bad ground, and partook of every awk- wardness of situation that his men were exposed to. His cool courage, and contempt of personal danger, were almost proverbial in the army. On one occasion, when under a heavy fire, he heard talking in the ranks. He turned his back upon the fire, commanded silence, and harangued the men upon the discipline of the Lace- daemonians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Colonel Enoch continued to serve in America until the end of the war, with the highest character for personal courage and patriotic dis- interestedness. At different times he was entrusted with a brigade, and occasionally had a separate command. He was supposed to have given offence to those above him by refusing to accept Secret Service money, " with an understanding, then too prevalent, that it was fair per- quisite, and never to be accounted for to the public. " We are told that " some sin...gularities appeared in his character ; but all tending to his honour. When at the head of his regiment on a march, he always made some tired soldier ride his horse, and marched through every kind of bad ground, and partook of every awk- wardness of situation that his men were exposed to. His cool courage, and contempt of personal danger, were almost proverbial in the army. On one occasion, when under a heavy fire, he heard talking in the ranks. He turned his back upon the fire, commanded silence, and harangued the men upon the discipline of the Lace- daemonians.
What to read after The American Revolution volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Otto Trevelyan to read onlineMoreLess
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