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... hands . He asked me if I could have made better dispositions , and in what manner ? I told him yes ; stated all the faults of our arrangements , and showed him how I would have done ; and would have managed to come out of the affair ...
... hands . He asked me if I could have made better dispositions , and in what manner ? I told him yes ; stated all the faults of our arrangements , and showed him how I would have done ; and would have managed to come out of the affair ...
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... Hand's corps of several battalions was drawn up , and held them for a time in check . All the parties in advance ultimately retreated to the main body , on the east side of the Assunpink , and found some difficulty in crowding across ...
... Hand's corps of several battalions was drawn up , and held them for a time in check . All the parties in advance ultimately retreated to the main body , on the east side of the Assunpink , and found some difficulty in crowding across ...
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... hands , being faith- fully attended to by his aide - de - camp , Major Armstrong , and treated with the utmost care and kindness by Mr. Clark's family . " * Under these circumstances Washington felt compelled to leave his old companion ...
... hands , being faith- fully attended to by his aide - de - camp , Major Armstrong , and treated with the utmost care and kindness by Mr. Clark's family . " * Under these circumstances Washington felt compelled to leave his old companion ...
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... hand , his troops were excessively fatigued by their rapid march all night and hard fight in the morning . All of them had been one night without sleep , and some of them two , and many were half - starved . They were without blankets ...
... hand , his troops were excessively fatigued by their rapid march all night and hard fight in the morning . All of them had been one night without sleep , and some of them two , and many were half - starved . They were without blankets ...
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... which raged around it . At the time that the troops of Cornwallis ap- proached , Major Armstrong was binding up Mercer's wounds . The latter insisted on his Orders to Lincoln 35 leaving him in the kind hands 34 Life of Washington.
... which raged around it . At the time that the troops of Cornwallis ap- proached , Major Armstrong was binding up Mercer's wounds . The latter insisted on his Orders to Lincoln 35 leaving him in the kind hands 34 Life of Washington.
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