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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... joined by the Pennsylvania line under general Wayne , p . 115 . His lordthip commences a retrograde movement , p . 116 . Wayne attacks his lordship , and extricates himself by means of it , p . 117. General Washington's army in want of ...
... joined by the Pennsylvania line under general Wayne , p . 115 . His lordthip commences a retrograde movement , p . 116 . Wayne attacks his lordship , and extricates himself by means of it , p . 117. General Washington's army in want of ...
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... joined them , to do it inftantly , under penalty of being every man bayonetted , the mutiny became general . They were about 1300 , and began their march at night : the next day Wayne forwarded provisions after them , to prevent the ...
... joined them , to do it inftantly , under penalty of being every man bayonetted , the mutiny became general . They were about 1300 , and began their march at night : the next day Wayne forwarded provisions after them , to prevent the ...
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... joining Don Solano ; and the reduction of Jamaica would have been next to inevitable . That event must have exalted his prudence , and have stiffed every reflection that had been pointed against his cha- racter . The British having joined ...
... joining Don Solano ; and the reduction of Jamaica would have been next to inevitable . That event must have exalted his prudence , and have stiffed every reflection that had been pointed against his cha- racter . The British having joined ...
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P 116 | 1 |
combined fleets in Europe intercept the East and Weft India | 10 |
P 1667 | 16 |
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