The Voyage of the First Hessian Army From Portsmouth to New York
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They greeted the commodore with fifteen shots and he replied with eleven. From these ships much information was gained, and especially did they bring joyful news about the ship Malaga, which had become totally lost to all appearances in the Whitsuntide storm, and which with all on board, a company of the life-guards, 21 under Captain Waldenberg, had already been given up as lost. Its bowsprit was gone and it had suffered considerable damage too, but it had had the good fortune to bring to Halif...ax a French ship which was carrying munitions of war to the Americans. A reward of 2, 000 pounds sterling had been granted to the commander and his troops but in course of time this was paid out to the commanders of the English men-of-war. Having joined the great British fleet it had followed the commander in chief, General Howe, to the new rendezvous of the squad ron and of the army.
Howe had already begun his career with blunders and perplexities. He had been selected through an unfortunate vote conducted by his party and so was entrusted with an affair, the nature of which demanded, in the midst of the transactions of con siderate love, the speediest progress of arms and the greatest decision of character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They greeted the commodore with fifteen shots and he replied with eleven. From these ships much information was gained, and especially did they bring joyful news about the ship Malaga, which had become totally lost to all appearances in the Whitsuntide storm, and which with all on board, a company of the life-guards, 21 under Captain Waldenberg, had already been given up as lost. Its bowsprit was gone and it had suffered considerable damage too, but it had had the good fortune to bring to Halif...ax a French ship which was carrying munitions of war to the Americans. A reward of 2, 000 pounds sterling had been granted to the commander and his troops but in course of time this was paid out to the commanders of the English men-of-war. Having joined the great British fleet it had followed the commander in chief, General Howe, to the new rendezvous of the squad ron and of the army.
Howe had already begun his career with blunders and perplexities. He had been selected through an unfortunate vote conducted by his party and so was entrusted with an affair, the nature of which demanded, in the midst of the transactions of con siderate love, the speediest progress of arms and the greatest decision of character.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Pfister to read onlineMoreLess
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