Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 571
s you know, conductedto Boston, whence he sailed to his English home.The failure of the British arms was a terribledisappointment to him, and although he wastoo proud to show what he felt, theride down from Saratoga to Boston must have been a hard jour-ney for him, with days annights filled with… … prisoner as was consist-ent with the situation. Hehad a good horse to ride,and, wherever the little company of officers stojjped for thenight, he was given the most com-fortable room and the best of everything that the house could afford. »ajok sEy.MoiR Naturally, General Burgoyne wasgrateful for…
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