Stark, James Henry · Boston : Published by ye Photo-electrotype engraving co. ... · leaf 250
balls literally strewed the ground with the deadand wounded of the enemy. General Pigot was obliged to order aretreat, when the exulting shout of victory rose from the Americanlines. General Howe, in the meantime, led the right wing againstthe ran fence. The light infantry moved along the shore of… … ANTIQUE VIEWS OF BOSTON. 247 non being fired by Putnam. This drew the enemys fire, whichthey continued with the regularity of troops on parade. At lengththe word was given to fire. Many were marksmen, intent oncutting down the British officers. They used the fence for a restfor their pieces, and…
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