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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... Major M'Pherson having quitted the Bri- tish service in an honorable way , and attached himself to the Americans , gen . Washington , when occafion re- quired his forming a particular corps , gave the com- mand of it to the major in ...
... Major M'Pherson having quitted the Bri- tish service in an honorable way , and attached himself to the Americans , gen . Washington , when occafion re- quired his forming a particular corps , gave the com- mand of it to the major in ...
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... Major Corbet , the deputy governor , with the magiftrates and principal people , being brought prifoners to the ... major Pierson , who instantly secured a hill of great advantage , which the enemy had overlooked . Rullecourt fent to the ...
... Major Corbet , the deputy governor , with the magiftrates and principal people , being brought prifoners to the ... major Pierson , who instantly secured a hill of great advantage , which the enemy had overlooked . Rullecourt fent to the ...
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... major Montgomery killed immediately after , fo that the command devolved on major Bromfield . The Bri- The tish at one time staggered ; but the fort being tifh 178 THE HISTORY OF THE.
... major Montgomery killed immediately after , fo that the command devolved on major Bromfield . The Bri- The tish at one time staggered ; but the fort being tifh 178 THE HISTORY OF THE.
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