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... keep our men attentive to their business and give the enemy alarms . " * The evident unwillingness of the latter to come forth was perplexing . " Unless the ministerial troops in Bos- ton are waiting for reinforcements , " writes ...
... keep our men attentive to their business and give the enemy alarms . " * The evident unwillingness of the latter to come forth was perplexing . " Unless the ministerial troops in Bos- ton are waiting for reinforcements , " writes ...
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... Haverstraw . Sheep and cattle were driven inland , out of the reach of maraud . Sentinels were posted to keep a lookout from heights and headlands , and give the alarm VOL . II . - 21 should any boats approach the shore ; and rustic marks-
... Haverstraw . Sheep and cattle were driven inland , out of the reach of maraud . Sentinels were posted to keep a lookout from heights and headlands , and give the alarm VOL . II . - 21 should any boats approach the shore ; and rustic marks-
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... keep them at bay ; put nothing at hazard ; keep the army together to be recruited another year , and preserve the unspent stores and the heavy artillery . Washington himself inclined to this opinion . Others , however , were unwilling ...
... keep them at bay ; put nothing at hazard ; keep the army together to be recruited another year , and preserve the unspent stores and the heavy artillery . Washington himself inclined to this opinion . Others , however , were unwilling ...
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CHAPTER I | 23 |
Questions of Military Rank Popularity of Putnam Arrangements | 36 |
CHAPTER IV | 60 |
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