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... express , therefore , to General Schuyler , re- questing him to ascertain the intentions of the British governor with respect to the native tribes . By the same express , he communicated a plan which had occupied his thoughts for ...
... express , therefore , to General Schuyler , re- questing him to ascertain the intentions of the British governor with respect to the native tribes . By the same express , he communicated a plan which had occupied his thoughts for ...
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... express as soon as possible . " The express found Schuyler in Albany , where he had been attending the conference with the Six Nations . He had just received intelligence which convinced him of the propriety of an expedition into Canada ...
... express as soon as possible . " The express found Schuyler in Albany , where he had been attending the conference with the Six Nations . He had just received intelligence which convinced him of the propriety of an expedition into Canada ...
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... express , called in his pickets and guards , and abandoned the city in all haste , leaving behind him a large quantity of provisions and military stores , and most of the heavy cannon . To avoid the enemy he took the Bloomingdale road ...
... express , called in his pickets and guards , and abandoned the city in all haste , leaving behind him a large quantity of provisions and military stores , and most of the heavy cannon . To avoid the enemy he took the Bloomingdale road ...
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CHAPTER I | 23 |
Questions of Military Rank Popularity of Putnam Arrangements | 36 |
CHAPTER IV | 60 |
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