...then directed to form in the rear of Englishtown. The check, which he had given to the enemy, procured time to make a disposition of the left wing and second...wood and on the eminence to which Lee was retreating. Lord Sterling, who commanded the left wing, placed some cannon on the eminence, which, with the cooperation...

...the rear of the retreating troops. The check the British received gave time to make a disposition-of the left wing and second line of the American army,...retreating: On this some cannon were placed by lord Stirling, who commanded the left wing, which, with the co-operation of some parties of infantry, effectually....

...till the last on the field of battle, and brought off the rear of the retreating troops. The checlc the British received gave time to make a disposition...retreating. On this some cannon were placed by lord Stirling, who commanded the left wing, which, with the cooperation of some parties of infantry, effectually...

...conduct of the officers, aided by some pieces of well-served artillery, checked the enemy's advance, and gave time to make a disposition of the left wing and second line of the army upon an eminence, and in a wood a little in the rear, covered VOL. v. 54 JJ* by a morass in front....

...conduct of the officers, aided by some pieces of well-served artillery, checked the enemy's advance, and gave time to make a disposition of the left wing and second line of the army upon an eminence, and in a wood a little in the rear, covered WASHINGTON'S WRITINGS. [&T. 46....

...conduct of the officers, aided by some pieces of well- served artillery, checked the enemy's advance, and gave time to make a disposition of the left wing and second line of the army upon an eminence, and in a wood a little in the rear, covered VOL. v. 54 jj* by a morass in front....

...immediate command of Lieutenant-colonel Dummer. Gordon, in his History of the American Revolution, says, " The check the British received gave time to make a...disposition of the left wing and second line of the main army in the wood, and on the eminence to which he had been directed and was retreating. On this...

...immediate command of Lieutenant-colonel Dummer. Gordon, in his History of the American Revolution, says, " The check the British received gave time to make a...disposition of the left wing and second line of the main army in the wood, and on the eminence to which he had been directed and was retreating. On this...

...immediate command of Lieutenant-colonel Dummer. Gordon, in his History of the American Revolution, says, " The check the British received gave time to make a...disposition of the left wing and second line of the main army in the wood, and on the eminence to which he had been directed and was retreating. On this...

...conduct of the officers, aided by some pieces of well-served artillery, checked the enemy's advance, and gave time to make a disposition of the left wing and second line of the army upon an eminence, and in a wood a little in the rear, covered by a morass in front. On this were...