 | John Church Hamilton - 1868 - 624 halaman
...the defence of both posts," Tyconderoga and Mount Independence—that both posts ought nevertheless to be maintained as long as possible, consistent with the safety of the troops and stores—that if it thall Income ncceuary to eeacuate one or other of the poets, and that remains to... | |
 | Benson John Lossing - 1873 - 548 halaman
...and file of the army at Ticonderoga and Mount Independence were greatly inadequate to their defence, but that, nevertheless, both posts ought to be maintained...Schuyler made no stay at Ticonderoga to expedite the work on Mount Independence, and to cause a retreat to be made when it became no longer possible to... | |
 | 1873 - 626 halaman
...and file of the army at Ticonderoga and Mount Independence were greatly inadequate to their defence, but that, nevertheless, both posts ought to be maintained...Schuyler made no stay at Ticonderoga to expedite the work on Mount Independence, and to cause a retreat to be made when it became no longer possible to... | |
 | Arthur St. Clair, William Henry Smith - 1881 - 640 halaman
...are greatlv inadequate to the defense of both posts. Second—That both posts ought, nevertheless, to be maintained as long as possible, consistent with the safety of the troops and stores. Third—That if it should become necessary to evacuate one or the other of the posts, and that it remains... | |
 | Arthur St. Clair, William Henry Smith - 1882 - 644 halaman
...are greatly inadequate to the defense of both posts. Second—That both posts ought, nevertheless, to be maintained as long as possible, consistent with the safety of the troops and stores. Third—That if it should become necessary to evacuate one or the other of the posts, and that it remains... | |
 | Arthur St. Clair, William Henry Smith - 1882 - 648 halaman
...are greatly inadequate to the defense of both posts. Second—That both posts ought, nevertheless, to be maintained as long as possible, consistent with the safety of the troops and stores. Third—-That if it should become necessary to evacuate one or the other of the posts, and that it... | |
 | Arthur St. Clair, William Henry Smith - 1881 - 644 halaman
...are greatly inadequate to the defense of both posts. tifmnd—That botli posts ought, nevertheless, to be maintained as long as possible, consistent with the safety of the troops and stores. Third—That if it should become necessary to evacuate one or the other of the posts, and that it remains... | |
 | Hoffman Nickerson - 1928 - 590 halaman
...but also of the council presided over by Schuyler on June 20, which had expressly resolved that the posts '... ought... to be maintained as long as possible,...consistent with the safety of the troops and stores.' Indeed, since the certain result of holding on would have been the loss of both troops and stores,... | |
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but that nevertheless both posts ought to be maintained as long as possible, consistent with the safety of the troops and stores, and that the fortifications and lines on Mount Independence were very deficient, and that the repairs and additions to them... 