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... Clinton . - Peekskill Threatened . - Putnam Deceived .-- Secret March of the Enemy through the Mountains . -Forts Montgomery and Clinton overpowered . — Narrow Escape of the Commanders . -Conflagration and Explosion of the Amer- ican ...
... Clinton . - Peekskill Threatened . - Putnam Deceived .-- Secret March of the Enemy through the Mountains . -Forts Montgomery and Clinton overpowered . — Narrow Escape of the Commanders . -Conflagration and Explosion of the Amer- ican ...
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... CLINTON . PEEKSKILL THREATENED . - PUTNAM DECEIVED.- SECRET MARCH OF THE ENEMY THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS . - FORTS MONT- GOMERY AND CLINTON OVERPOWERED . - NARROW ESCAPE OF THE COM- MANDERS . - CONFLAGRATION AND EXPLOSION OF THE AMERICAN ...
... CLINTON . PEEKSKILL THREATENED . - PUTNAM DECEIVED.- SECRET MARCH OF THE ENEMY THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS . - FORTS MONT- GOMERY AND CLINTON OVERPOWERED . - NARROW ESCAPE OF THE COM- MANDERS . - CONFLAGRATION AND EXPLOSION OF THE AMERICAN ...
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... Clinton , but who had sought to accompany his friend , Lord Rawdon , in this wild mountain scramble . Everything thus far had been conducted with celerity and apparent secrecy , and complete surprise of both forts was anticipated . Sir ...
... Clinton , but who had sought to accompany his friend , Lord Rawdon , in this wild mountain scramble . Everything thus far had been conducted with celerity and apparent secrecy , and complete surprise of both forts was anticipated . Sir ...
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