The Life of George Washington: Commander in Chief of the American Forces During the War which Established the Independence of His Country, and First President of the United States. Compiled Under the Inspection of the Hon. Bushrod Washington from Original Papers ... to which is Prefixed, an Introduction Containing a Compendious View of the Colonies Planted by the English on the Continent of North America, Band 4Richard Phillips, 1805 |
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... Lord Cornwallis resolves to march to Virginia . CHAPTER IX . Page - 374 Virginia invaded by Arnold . He destroys valuable stores at Richmond . Retires to Portsmouth . Mu- tiny in the Pennsylvania line . Sir Henry Clinton attempts to ...
... Lord Cornwallis resolves to march to Virginia . CHAPTER IX . Page - 374 Virginia invaded by Arnold . He destroys valuable stores at Richmond . Retires to Portsmouth . Mu- tiny in the Pennsylvania line . Sir Henry Clinton attempts to ...
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... Sir Henry Clinton takes measures for settling the government of South Carolina and Georgia . General Gates appointed to the command of the southern army ; is defeated by Lord Corn- wallis near Camden . Baron de Kaeb killed . Suc- cess ...
... Sir Henry Clinton takes measures for settling the government of South Carolina and Georgia . General Gates appointed to the command of the southern army ; is defeated by Lord Corn- wallis near Camden . Baron de Kaeb killed . Suc- cess ...
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... Sir Henry Clinton embarks for Newport . Washington marches against New York . Return of Clinton . Enterprise against ... Lord Cornwallis enters North Caro- lina . Retreats out of that state . Major Wemys attacks and is defeated by ...
... Sir Henry Clinton embarks for Newport . Washington marches against New York . Return of Clinton . Enterprise against ... Lord Cornwallis enters North Caro- lina . Retreats out of that state . Major Wemys attacks and is defeated by ...
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... Lord Howe and Sir Henry Clinton , inclosing the acts themselves , to which Congress returned the following answer : 66 MY LORD , " I have had the honour to lay your Lordship's letter of May 27 , with the acts of the British parliament ...
... Lord Howe and Sir Henry Clinton , inclosing the acts themselves , to which Congress returned the following answer : 66 MY LORD , " I have had the honour to lay your Lordship's letter of May 27 , with the acts of the British parliament ...
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... Lord Howe and Sir Henry Clinton , inclosing the acts themselves , to which Congress returned the following answer : 66 MY LORD , " I have had the honour to lay your Lordship's letter of May 27 , with the acts of the British parliament ...
... Lord Howe and Sir Henry Clinton , inclosing the acts themselves , to which Congress returned the following answer : 66 MY LORD , " I have had the honour to lay your Lordship's letter of May 27 , with the acts of the British parliament ...
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