5 Senses/ Isabella Aragon
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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Lewis Beebe arrived there about 3 P.M. was struck with amazement upon my arrival, to see the vast crowds of poor distressed Creatures.
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At length we [continued] our march; but [barely] an hour had [passed], before the army was again halted, because the enemy was in sight.
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About 2 o'clock, we heard again a report of muskets and cannon, and there was much alarm and bustle among our troops.
(General Burgoyne)
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SAW, ON THE OPPOSITE BANK OF THE HUDSON, FIVE OR SIX[AMERICAN]MEN, WHO AIMED AT US WITH THEIR GUNS.
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Eleven cannon-balls passed through the house, and made a tremendous noise.
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In the letter to Richard Henry Lee's sister he said "I see that either of these forbid windows having property from voting.
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Richard Henry Lee said "seeing that they representatives themselves as their voters must suffer the lax[forced] in exact[amounts]"
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THE AUDIENCE WAS HEARING THE PETITION BEING SPOKEN.
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The guy(s) who wrote the petition was the audience.
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"I feel a most unsettled humor" said Miss Ann Rawle.
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Miss Ann Rawle first thing she heard this morning was that Lord Cornwallis had surrendered to the French and American intelligence.
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Andrew Sherburne- My ears were open up to all the passing news.
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James Wright such a horrid spectacle I really never saw.
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About 2o'clock, we heard again a report of muskets and canons. Frederika Charlotte Louise.
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Before the army was again halted, because the enemy was in sight. Frederika Charlotte Louise.
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We have nothing new at this time but that two men have been scalped at Fort Schuyler. Leonard Gansevoot Jr.
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If ever I had a compassionate feeling for my fellow creatures who were objects in distress. Lewis Beebe
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By the smoke which their attack imagined would have been blown that away . Battle of Bunker Hill
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I imagined myself almost a man. Andrew Sherbune
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Language cannot describe nor imagination paint. Lewis Beebe
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