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... immediately following , was almost as destructive . " This is warm work , sir , " said Montgomery to Captain Lamb . " It is indeed , and certainly no place for you , sir . " " Why so , Captain ? " " Because there are enough of us here ...
... immediately following , was almost as destructive . " This is warm work , sir , " said Montgomery to Captain Lamb . " It is indeed , and certainly no place for you , sir . " " Why so , Captain ? " " Because there are enough of us here ...
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... immediately broke down the end of the bridge next the village , and after nightfall resumed his retreat . In the meantime , as the river was fordable , Captain Alexander Hamilton planted his field - pieces on high , commanding ground ...
... immediately broke down the end of the bridge next the village , and after nightfall resumed his retreat . In the meantime , as the river was fordable , Captain Alexander Hamilton planted his field - pieces on high , commanding ground ...
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... immediately began a retreat in the utmost panic and confusion , calling in his guards and parties as he hurried forward . The troops in the neighborhood of Burlington had decamped pre- cipitately the preceding evening . Colonel Reed ...
... immediately began a retreat in the utmost panic and confusion , calling in his guards and parties as he hurried forward . The troops in the neighborhood of Burlington had decamped pre- cipitately the preceding evening . Colonel Reed ...
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CHAPTER I | 23 |
Questions of Military Rank Popularity of Putnam Arrangements | 36 |
CHAPTER IV | 60 |
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