Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 387
ilt for the use of the troopsyet to come. At that point, moreover, there waswater communication with Fort Duquesne. Washington built his road and marched his menuntil he reached a level piece of grassland, par-tially covered with bushes, that lay at the foot ofLaurel Hill, a spur of the… … LEATHERN CAMP-CHEST USED BYWASHINGTON. came that a French party had left Fort Duquesne and were intending to engage with the first English forces they should meet, for they had heard that the English were on the move. Washington at once made ready for the attack.There was a gully crossing the…
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