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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... engaged the fecond line . The continentals , after an obftinate conflict , were compelled to retreat to the cavalry . Col. Ogilvie , with his troop of forty men , had been ordered to charge the right flank of the Americans , and was engaged ...
... engaged the fecond line . The continentals , after an obftinate conflict , were compelled to retreat to the cavalry . Col. Ogilvie , with his troop of forty men , had been ordered to charge the right flank of the Americans , and was engaged ...
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... engaged , and fought with great fpirit . The contest was long and fevere : but the British carried their point by fuperior discipline . They broke the second Maryland regiment , turned the American left flank , and got into the rear of ...
... engaged , and fought with great fpirit . The contest was long and fevere : but the British carried their point by fuperior discipline . They broke the second Maryland regiment , turned the American left flank , and got into the rear of ...
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... engaged to obey their call , whenever it appeared to be the general fenfe of the house and of the people , that he should undertake and go through with a more com- plete fyftem of reform . The gentleman's magazine for May , gives you in ...
... engaged to obey their call , whenever it appeared to be the general fenfe of the house and of the people , that he should undertake and go through with a more com- plete fyftem of reform . The gentleman's magazine for May , gives you in ...
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