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... quarter of this department , " writes he . " I am , however , happily , thank God , in full health and spirits to enable me to extend my attention to those various quarters , and hope we shall all do well . " * The enemy's maneuver of ...
... quarter of this department , " writes he . " I am , however , happily , thank God , in full health and spirits to enable me to extend my attention to those various quarters , and hope we shall all do well . " * The enemy's maneuver of ...
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... quarter were unwilling to serve under him . This had a great effect in the present time of peril , with several of ... quarters to account for the misfortunes in the North , and that Washington should be directed to order such general ...
... quarter were unwilling to serve under him . This had a great effect in the present time of peril , with several of ... quarters to account for the misfortunes in the North , and that Washington should be directed to order such general ...
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... quarters of a mile in ex- tent , having redoubts and batteries , which commanded the valley , and even the hills on the opposite side of the river ; for the Hudson , in this upper part , is com- paratively a narrow stream . From the ...
... quarters of a mile in ex- tent , having redoubts and batteries , which commanded the valley , and even the hills on the opposite side of the river ; for the Hudson , in this upper part , is com- paratively a narrow stream . From the ...
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