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... attempt on the Eastern States . " A ma- neuver of this kind , " observes he , " would be in General Burgoyne's way , and , if successful , would be attended with much honor to him . I am the more confirmed in this conjecture , as the ...
... attempt on the Eastern States . " A ma- neuver of this kind , " observes he , " would be in General Burgoyne's way , and , if successful , would be attended with much honor to him . I am the more confirmed in this conjecture , as the ...
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... attempt the recovery of Philadelphia ; to transfer the war to the north and make an attempt on New York ; or to remain quiet in a secure and fortified camp , disciplining and arranging the army until the en- emy should begin their ...
... attempt the recovery of Philadelphia ; to transfer the war to the north and make an attempt on New York ; or to remain quiet in a secure and fortified camp , disciplining and arranging the army until the en- emy should begin their ...
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... attempt a retaliatory stroke on that most important fortress . The latter retook posses- sion of Stony Point , and fortified and garrisoned it more strongly than ever , but was too wary to risk an attempt upon the strongholds of the ...
... attempt a retaliatory stroke on that most important fortress . The latter retook posses- sion of Stony Point , and fortified and garrisoned it more strongly than ever , but was too wary to risk an attempt upon the strongholds of the ...
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