The Military Journals of Two Private Soldiers, 1758-1775
The Military Journals of Two Private Soldiers, 1758-1775
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The place alluded to in the text was probably near Boston. ] [Footnote 131: This party went from Roxbury camp. The report says that they brought from Long island "fifteen prisoners, two hundred sheep, nineteen cattle, thirteen horses, and three hogs. " The prisoners were taken to Concord. ] the 11. Nothing remarkable this day.
the 12. Major Tupper and his company returned to Roxbury with theirprisoners and the same day their was a Party draughted out to go toLong island to burn the Buildings th...eir when they were atacked by theKings troops and had a smart engagement[132] but we Lost but one manand he belonged to Captain Persons company of Stoughton. [133] [Footnote 132. The party under Colonel Greaton, mentioned in a preceding note. ] [Footnote 133: Twenty miles south from Boston. ] the 13. Nothing remarkable this day.
the 14. Nothing remarkable untill night and then their was a mankilled at the main guard with a canon Ball.
the 15-17. Nothing remarkable.
the 18. Nothing remarkable this day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The place alluded to in the text was probably near Boston. ] [Footnote 131: This party went from Roxbury camp. The report says that they brought from Long island "fifteen prisoners, two hundred sheep, nineteen cattle, thirteen horses, and three hogs. " The prisoners were taken to Concord. ] the 11. Nothing remarkable this day.
the 12. Major Tupper and his company returned to Roxbury with theirprisoners and the same day their was a Party draughted out to go toLong island to burn the Buildings th...eir when they were atacked by theKings troops and had a smart engagement[132] but we Lost but one manand he belonged to Captain Persons company of Stoughton. [133] [Footnote 132. The party under Colonel Greaton, mentioned in a preceding note. ] [Footnote 133: Twenty miles south from Boston. ] the 13. Nothing remarkable this day.
the 14. Nothing remarkable untill night and then their was a mankilled at the main guard with a canon Ball.
the 15-17. Nothing remarkable.
the 18. Nothing remarkable this day.
What to read after The Military Journals of Two Private Soldiers, 1758-1775?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tomlinson Abraham to read onlineMoreLess
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