 | Ontario Historical Society - 1924 - 294 Seiten
...been expecting with much anxiety to hear from you and to learn the aid you can afford this army. ... I will not conceal from you that I consider the fate...side of the strait, and crossing over from Buffalo." Next day he added, "Should you deem it proper to pass rapidly to this theatre of war, I do not doubt... | |
 | Henry Adams - 1986 - 1458 Seiten
...from General Brown to succor Fort Erie. "I will not conceal from you," wrote Brown, September 1o,2 "that I consider the fate of this army very doubtful unless speedy relief is afforded." Izard, who had no means of testing the correctness of this opinion, decided to follow Brown's wishes,... | |
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I will not conceal from you that I consider the fate of this army very doubtful unless speedy relief is afforded, and my opinion is that the wisest course will be to effect a junction by landing below Niagara, marching on the American side of the strait,... 