The Old Northwest the Beginnings of Our Colonial System
The Old Northwest the Beginnings of Our Colonial System
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But nothing was done, or really at- tempted, in the early years of the war, for want of men, mu- nitions, and money. Washington gave the subject his earnest attention. In December, 177S, he considered it in connection with a grand invasion of Canada, then projected.^ In January, THE NORTHWEST IN THE REVOLUTION. 157 1779, when a Northwestern expedition, under General Mcin- tosh, was proposed, he said the best way to deal with the Ind- ians was to carry the war into their own country. In April of... the same year he inquired of Colonel Broadhead the best time to attempt a march to Detroit, and suggested the winter, be- cause the British would not then be able to use their naval force on Lake Erie. 1 Naturally, Clark's achievement, since it made the reduction of the post seem more feasible, led to more serious consideration of the subject. Clark himself con- sidered his work only half done, and was very ambitious to lead an army through the wilderness to the gateway of the Northwest. More than once a force seemed almost on the point of starting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But nothing was done, or really at- tempted, in the early years of the war, for want of men, mu- nitions, and money. Washington gave the subject his earnest attention. In December, 177S, he considered it in connection with a grand invasion of Canada, then projected.^ In January, THE NORTHWEST IN THE REVOLUTION. 157 1779, when a Northwestern expedition, under General Mcin- tosh, was proposed, he said the best way to deal with the Ind- ians was to carry the war into their own country. In April of... the same year he inquired of Colonel Broadhead the best time to attempt a march to Detroit, and suggested the winter, be- cause the British would not then be able to use their naval force on Lake Erie. 1 Naturally, Clark's achievement, since it made the reduction of the post seem more feasible, led to more serious consideration of the subject. Clark himself con- sidered his work only half done, and was very ambitious to lead an army through the wilderness to the gateway of the Northwest. More than once a force seemed almost on the point of starting.
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