The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Band 4Books for Libraries Press, 1969 |
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... sent his baggage and artil- lery , which could not follow him , under a guard of militia , to a fecure pofition , and threw all his regular troops below the town , where appearances indicated more forcible hoftilities against the ...
... sent his baggage and artil- lery , which could not follow him , under a guard of militia , to a fecure pofition , and threw all his regular troops below the town , where appearances indicated more forcible hoftilities against the ...
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... sent on an enterprise against New London , ́ with a suf- ficient land and marine force . The embarkation hav- ing paffed over from Long Island fhore in the night , the troops were landed in two detachments on each fide of the harbour ...
... sent on an enterprise against New London , ́ with a suf- ficient land and marine force . The embarkation hav- ing paffed over from Long Island fhore in the night , the troops were landed in two detachments on each fide of the harbour ...
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... sent to cut away the buoys of the French anchors , fell into his hands . His putting to fea , and continuing there after fighting the British , was probably the saving of de Barras ; for during de Graffe's absence * , the other arrived ...
... sent to cut away the buoys of the French anchors , fell into his hands . His putting to fea , and continuing there after fighting the British , was probably the saving of de Barras ; for during de Graffe's absence * , the other arrived ...
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