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Washington Irving. CONTENTS . of War uncomfortable . - Determines that Lord Stirling shall Bleed . His Wounded Honor healed . - His Interview with Wash- ington . - Sees the Correspondence of Gates . - Denounces Gates and gives up the ...
Washington Irving. CONTENTS . of War uncomfortable . - Determines that Lord Stirling shall Bleed . His Wounded Honor healed . - His Interview with Wash- ington . - Sees the Correspondence of Gates . - Denounces Gates and gives up the ...
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Washington Irving. PACE Forge .-- Washington's Opinion of Him . - Preparations in Phil- adelphia to Evacuate . - Washington's Measures in consequence . -Arrival of Commissioners from England . -Their Disappoint- ment . - Their ...
Washington Irving. PACE Forge .-- Washington's Opinion of Him . - Preparations in Phil- adelphia to Evacuate . - Washington's Measures in consequence . -Arrival of Commissioners from England . -Their Disappoint- ment . - Their ...
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Washington Irving. tracted with a variety of cares , and no one to take part of the burden . " * Although Washington considered a winter attack of the kind specified by Schuyler too difficult and dangerous to be very probable , he urged ...
Washington Irving. tracted with a variety of cares , and no one to take part of the burden . " * Although Washington considered a winter attack of the kind specified by Schuyler too difficult and dangerous to be very probable , he urged ...
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