Washington, the Man of Action
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This was not a mere pose in- tended to deceive his foes or hearten his friends. It was the natural atti- tude of a man who felt that he represented a great cause and had determined to uphold it worthily to the end. Meanwhile, he anxiously watched for some opening to stave off the impending ruin, sending 163 WASHINGTON spies in the guise of truck-farmers through the enemy's camps to search for weak spots, and despatch - g more and more urgent orders to General Charles Lee to bring his troops to ...Headquarters without an instant's delay. Then came tl s that Lee had been captui while separated from his command.
a squad of British cavalry. This the first piece of good luck which had befallen Washington in many a weary month, for Gen- -.-... Sullrv . . d . who succeeded L e e 5? ~: :ught his men into camp, marching them more miles in a id WASHINGTON than their former leader had done in a week, and with their advent the American commander began to plan a daring, aggressive movement.
Information received from his spies convinced Washington that the ene- my's vigilance was relaxed and that some of their commands on the river were so widely separated that one or more of them might be attacked before the others could come to the rescue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was not a mere pose in- tended to deceive his foes or hearten his friends. It was the natural atti- tude of a man who felt that he represented a great cause and had determined to uphold it worthily to the end. Meanwhile, he anxiously watched for some opening to stave off the impending ruin, sending 163 WASHINGTON spies in the guise of truck-farmers through the enemy's camps to search for weak spots, and despatch - g more and more urgent orders to General Charles Lee to bring his troops to ...Headquarters without an instant's delay. Then came tl s that Lee had been captui while separated from his command.
a squad of British cavalry. This the first piece of good luck which had befallen Washington in many a weary month, for Gen- -.-... Sullrv . . d . who succeeded L e e 5? ~: :ught his men into camp, marching them more miles in a id WASHINGTON than their former leader had done in a week, and with their advent the American commander began to plan a daring, aggressive movement.
Information received from his spies convinced Washington that the ene- my's vigilance was relaxed and that some of their commands on the river were so widely separated that one or more of them might be attacked before the others could come to the rescue.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill, Frederick Trevor, 1866-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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