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Howe attacked Fort Mifflin and the garrison was compelled to retreat to Red Bank. Finally the British fleet was successful in ascending the river, and the Americans were driven from their position. Had Gates obeyed orders and sent reinforcements, we might have stood our ground.
Washington's position here at Fort Washington was very strong ; the British delayed action until they had completed some defences along the Schuylkill, and took extraordinary pre- caution in case of defeat.
On the fourth... of December, Capt. Allen McLane brought news to Washington's headquarters that an attack was to be 21 made that night. About three, the alarm guns announced the approach of the enemy ; they advanced as day broke and en- camped at Chestnut Hill, three miles from the right wing. Brig- adier General Irvine was sent with 600 Pennsylvania Militia to skirmish. He met a force coming from Flourtown at the foot of the hill below the church. His men gave way and he was taken prisoner. In the night the British moved northward, approaching within a mile of the encampment, the valley and the stream of Sandy Run intervening ; there on the edge of the hill they re- mained all day, having formed a line from our right to the extremity of our left upon the long height opposite to ours in the wood, fully three miles in extent directly in front of the American camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howe attacked Fort Mifflin and the garrison was compelled to retreat to Red Bank. Finally the British fleet was successful in ascending the river, and the Americans were driven from their position. Had Gates obeyed orders and sent reinforcements, we might have stood our ground.
Washington's position here at Fort Washington was very strong ; the British delayed action until they had completed some defences along the Schuylkill, and took extraordinary pre- caution in case of defeat.
On the fourth... of December, Capt. Allen McLane brought news to Washington's headquarters that an attack was to be 21 made that night. About three, the alarm guns announced the approach of the enemy ; they advanced as day broke and en- camped at Chestnut Hill, three miles from the right wing. Brig- adier General Irvine was sent with 600 Pennsylvania Militia to skirmish. He met a force coming from Flourtown at the foot of the hill below the church. His men gave way and he was taken prisoner. In the night the British moved northward, approaching within a mile of the encampment, the valley and the stream of Sandy Run intervening ; there on the edge of the hill they re- mained all day, having formed a line from our right to the extremity of our left upon the long height opposite to ours in the wood, fully three miles in extent directly in front of the American camp.
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