Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 323
-shot, and scarcelya night passed withoutsome contest betweenpickets or foraging par-ties. Burg03ne, an.xiouslyawaiting news of SirHenry Clintons coopera-tion from New York, te-naciously held his ground,though living upon halfrations. Gates in themean time supinelyrested in his camp, await-ing the… … Sir Henry Clinton, having been reinforced from England, left New York,October 3, with a large fleet and 3,000 troop.s, to effect the long-expectedjunction with Burgoyne. On the 5th he reached Vcrplancks Point, onthe Hudson River, from which he made a feint upini Peek.skill. Havingby this ruse…
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