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Washington and his Comrades in Arms

CHAPTER VI
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It took him twenty days to hew his way twenty miles, to the upper waters of the Hudson near Fort Edward.

When there on the 30th of July he had communications open from the Hudson to the St.Lawrence.
Fortune seemed to smile on Burgoyne.

He had taken many guns and he had proved the fighting quality of his men.

But his cheerful elation had, in truth, no sound basis.

Never during the two and a half months of bitter struggle which followed was he able to advance more than twenty-five miles from Fort Edward.


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