English poem
Colonel Hale's Regiment
by Samuel Niles (1743–1804)
Next, Col'nel Hale proceeds, in's brave Advance, In martial Order 'gainst the Sons of France, With Eveleigh, his Lieutenant march along, And major Titcomb, resolutely strong, To gain full Conquest, and enhance the Fame, Of English Arms, and get themselves a Name.
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