Excerpt from The Forayers: Or the Raid of the Dog-Days
Colonel Stewart may have numbered from fifteen hundred to two thousand men; that Of Greene was fully°the latter num her, but mostly composed of militia. But, though Greene lacked in regular infantry, he was more than a match for his Opponent in cavalry. In this respect, he was well served. There was no better cavalry in the world, and it grew more numerous every day, by accessions from the country gentry.
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