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... South ; perhaps , to make it the principal theatre of the war . " We are now beginning , " said Wash- ington , " to experience the fatal consequences of the pol- icy which delayed calling upon the States for their quotas of men in time ...
... South ; perhaps , to make it the principal theatre of the war . " We are now beginning , " said Wash- ington , " to experience the fatal consequences of the pol- icy which delayed calling upon the States for their quotas of men in time ...
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... South Carolina . " Some of the stanch inhabitants of Charleston , " writes he , " have been sent to St. Augus- tine , and others are to follow . The enemy have hanged many people , who , from fear , or the impracticability of removing ...
... South Carolina . " Some of the stanch inhabitants of Charleston , " writes he , " have been sent to St. Augus- tine , and others are to follow . The enemy have hanged many people , who , from fear , or the impracticability of removing ...
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... south to north . Greene had drawn out his troops in three lines . The first , composed of North Carolina militia , volunteers and riflemen , under Generals Butler and Eaton , was posted behind a fence , with an open field in front , and ...
... south to north . Greene had drawn out his troops in three lines . The first , composed of North Carolina militia , volunteers and riflemen , under Generals Butler and Eaton , was posted behind a fence , with an open field in front , and ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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