The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Band 2Books for Libraries Press, 1969 |
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William Gordon. Concord the next morning by fun rife , having rode , as he fuppofed , from eleven o'clock of the preceding morning , not less than a hundred miles , within the eighteen hours . The militia that followed him , marched with ...
William Gordon. Concord the next morning by fun rife , having rode , as he fuppofed , from eleven o'clock of the preceding morning , not less than a hundred miles , within the eighteen hours . The militia that followed him , marched with ...
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... morning for Skeensborough , and secure major Skeen , his negroes and tenants . This council might have been occasioned by the return of captain Noah Phelps , who the day before , having disguised himself , entered the fort in the ...
... morning for Skeensborough , and secure major Skeen , his negroes and tenants . This council might have been occasioned by the return of captain Noah Phelps , who the day before , having disguised himself , entered the fort in the ...
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... morning till night , left they should annoy the troops in their intended embarkation ; but the wind coming about to east , they mostly returned to their barracks again . 16. The troops waiting only for a fair wind to embark , had little ...
... morning till night , left they should annoy the troops in their intended embarkation ; but the wind coming about to east , they mostly returned to their barracks again . 16. The troops waiting only for a fair wind to embark , had little ...
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against Tyconderoga p 10 The proceedings of the Maſſachu | 23 |
Governor Hutchinsons letter books difcovered p 28 | 34 |
The battle at Breedshill erroneouſly called Bunkershill p | 41 |
Urheberrecht | |
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