English poem
Colonel Moulton's Regiment
by Samuel Niles (1743–1804)
Moulton, next Colonel, in order stands, Honors his Station, giving forth Commands Unto the Troops, under's immediate Care: With Donnell his Lieutenant, in their Sphere, And Major Ellis, these in concord Move, With all in Reer, and also those above.
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