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... called the Cedars ; where he had stationed Colonel Bedel , with about four hundred men , to prevent goods being sent to the enemy , in the upper country , and to guard against surprise from them , or their Indians . In the latter part ...
... called the Cedars ; where he had stationed Colonel Bedel , with about four hundred men , to prevent goods being sent to the enemy , in the upper country , and to guard against surprise from them , or their Indians . In the latter part ...
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... called Fort Independence ) , was to be built beyond it , on a hill commanding Spyt den Duivel Creek , as that inlet of the Hudson is called , which links it with the Harlaem River . A strong work , intended as a kind of citadel , was to ...
... called Fort Independence ) , was to be built beyond it , on a hill commanding Spyt den Duivel Creek , as that inlet of the Hudson is called , which links it with the Harlaem River . A strong work , intended as a kind of citadel , was to ...
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... called McGowan's Pass , commanded by Gen- eral Putnam . About a mile and a half beyond these posts the British lines extended across the island from Horen's Hook to the Hudson , being a continuous en- campment , two miles in length ...
... called McGowan's Pass , commanded by Gen- eral Putnam . About a mile and a half beyond these posts the British lines extended across the island from Horen's Hook to the Hudson , being a continuous en- campment , two miles in length ...
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CHAPTER I | 23 |
Questions of Military Rank Popularity of Putnam Arrangements | 36 |
CHAPTER IV | 60 |
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