The First American Civil War First Period 1775 1778 With Chapters On the Cont
The First American Civil War First Period 1775 1778 With Chapters On the Cont
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Whether the Americans had left this hill unprotected because it was thought to be impregnable, or whether, as some think, the garrison was too weak in numbers to defend all the ground entrusted to it, remains an open question. Philips, at least, planned and executed its capture without much difficulty. From the moment the British flag floated over Sugar Hill, Ticonderoga became untenable. St. Clair, apprised by his scouts that the British forces, already in possession of three- fourths of a cir...cle around him, might be expected to close the circumference within a very few hours, withdrew from this menacing situation, leaving his reputation behind him. Thus all the works in or about this important outpost of the United States were Capture captured with very little trouble. The Americans d^r^'a°" without loss of life got away southward. Among other hindrances to Burgoyne's pursuit Mount Inde- pendence was set on fire. Meanwhile the great boom built up to the north of the bridge was holding up the flotilla, the batteaux with their cargoes, the little gunboats, the brigs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whether the Americans had left this hill unprotected because it was thought to be impregnable, or whether, as some think, the garrison was too weak in numbers to defend all the ground entrusted to it, remains an open question. Philips, at least, planned and executed its capture without much difficulty. From the moment the British flag floated over Sugar Hill, Ticonderoga became untenable. St. Clair, apprised by his scouts that the British forces, already in possession of three- fourths of a cir...cle around him, might be expected to close the circumference within a very few hours, withdrew from this menacing situation, leaving his reputation behind him. Thus all the works in or about this important outpost of the United States were Capture captured with very little trouble. The Americans d^r^'a°" without loss of life got away southward. Among other hindrances to Burgoyne's pursuit Mount Inde- pendence was set on fire. Meanwhile the great boom built up to the north of the bridge was holding up the flotilla, the batteaux with their cargoes, the little gunboats, the brigs.
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