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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William Gordon. camp : but he took a new position every night ; and 1781 . kept it as a profound fecret with himself ... took a position within eight E 3 · 1781.eight miles of Cornwallis's encampment . His force con- AMERICAN 53 REVOLUTION .
William Gordon. camp : but he took a new position every night ; and 1781 . kept it as a profound fecret with himself ... took a position within eight E 3 · 1781.eight miles of Cornwallis's encampment . His force con- AMERICAN 53 REVOLUTION .
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... took all the waggons and waggon horfes belonging to a convoy of provifions . Lieut . col . Wade Hampton , with the ftate cavalry , charged a party of British dragoons within five miles of Charlestown . He also took 50 prifoners at ...
... took all the waggons and waggon horfes belonging to a convoy of provifions . Lieut . col . Wade Hampton , with the ftate cavalry , charged a party of British dragoons within five miles of Charlestown . He also took 50 prifoners at ...
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... took Pref- gen . cott on board , with the few troops that could be spared ; and from thence proceeding in the evening for Baffe- Terre road , where de Graffe lay at anchor , began at day break to form his line of battle , for the ...
... took Pref- gen . cott on board , with the few troops that could be spared ; and from thence proceeding in the evening for Baffe- Terre road , where de Graffe lay at anchor , began at day break to form his line of battle , for the ...
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