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The Life and Correspondence of Sir Isaac Brock

CHAPTER XII
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The want of union was nearly losing this province without even a struggle, and be assured it operates in the same degree in regard to families.
A cessation of hostilities has taken place along this frontier.

Should peace follow, the measure will be well; if hostilities recommence, nothing could be more unfortunate than this pause.

I cannot give you freely an account of my situation--it is, however, of late much improved.

The militia have been inspired, by the recent success, with confidence--the disaffected are silenced.

The 49th have come to my aid, besides other troops.


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