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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... foldiers alfo being well trained by the three years fervice ; they were unwilling to part with them , and impofed a new sense upon the original agreement , viz . that the men were held to ferve the whole war , though it lafted beyond ...
... foldiers alfo being well trained by the three years fervice ; they were unwilling to part with them , and impofed a new sense upon the original agreement , viz . that the men were held to ferve the whole war , though it lafted beyond ...
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... foldiers , were followed by 120 of the royal artillery , and 200 feamen : about 20 Corficans , and 25 Greeks and Turks , Moors and Jews , & c . clofed the proceffion . When the battalions arrived at the place appointed for laying down ...
... foldiers , were followed by 120 of the royal artillery , and 200 feamen : about 20 Corficans , and 25 Greeks and Turks , Moors and Jews , & c . clofed the proceffion . When the battalions arrived at the place appointed for laying down ...
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... foldiers were ordered to be furloughed , con- grefs called upon the respective states to forward the col- lection of their taxes , that fo the financier might have wherewith to advance them a part of their pay before they left the field ...
... foldiers were ordered to be furloughed , con- grefs called upon the respective states to forward the col- lection of their taxes , that fo the financier might have wherewith to advance them a part of their pay before they left the field ...
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