Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 400
, retreated again over the Schuylkill, leavingWayne behind him to watch the enemy and attack their rear should theyattempt to follow. Wayne was to liave been reinforced by detachmentsunder Smallwood and Gist, which did not reach him. When the Britishmoved nearer to the Lancaster road, Wayne took… … GENERAL GREY.l Strong detachment under Major-General Grey, and although he had takenmeasures to guard against a surprise, the onslaught was so sudden that hismen, who were sleeping on their arms, wereunable to make an effective resistance, andabout one hundred and fifty were either killedor wounded…
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