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1811 May
23rd “which has been displayed, & the patience and perseverance that has been “conspicuous during the excessive fatigue of this short but trying service the events of all have been laid before His Excellency the Commander of the Forces, & “he trusts in due time will be made known to his Sovereign & to his Country it is a “satisfaction to the M. Genl. in parting with such true & gallant Soldiers to know that “they are in good health & well supplied with provisions ”
Maj.r Gen.l Lumley is looked upon as a man of considerable abilities & courage he has the perfect manner of a Gentleman, & is exceedingly beloved by the troops the duties we were employed in during the siege were certainly very severe & discouraging we were always either on, fatigued parties working at the batteries, or in covering parties, in order to protect the working parties in
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