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... detached a committee to this place , otherwise I should have made a most ridiculous figure , besides bringing upon myself ... detachment is . " By a singular coincidence , on the very day of his ar- rival , Sir Henry Clinton , with the ...
... detached a committee to this place , otherwise I should have made a most ridiculous figure , besides bringing upon myself ... detachment is . " By a singular coincidence , on the very day of his ar- rival , Sir Henry Clinton , with the ...
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... detached by Washington , from New York , who were making some preparations for defense . Shortly after his arrival ... detachment of troops from New York , succeeded to the command , General Wooster hav- GENERAL SULLIVAN'S OPERATIONS ...
... detached by Washington , from New York , who were making some preparations for defense . Shortly after his arrival ... detachment of troops from New York , succeeded to the command , General Wooster hav- GENERAL SULLIVAN'S OPERATIONS ...
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... detached in advance , whom Colonel Reed was to send in pursuit of the enemy . They marched into Trenton about two o'clock , and were immediately put on the traces of Do- nop , to hang on his rear and harass him until other troops should ...
... detached in advance , whom Colonel Reed was to send in pursuit of the enemy . They marched into Trenton about two o'clock , and were immediately put on the traces of Do- nop , to hang on his rear and harass him until other troops should ...
Contenido
CHAPTER I | 23 |
Questions of Military Rank Popularity of Putnam Arrangements | 36 |
CHAPTER IV | 60 |
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