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... attempt a coup de main ? Washington instantly , therefore , despatched a letter to Colonel Wade , who was in temporary command at West Point . " Gen- eral Arnold is gone to the enemy , " writes he . " I have just now received a line ...
... attempt a coup de main ? Washington instantly , therefore , despatched a letter to Colonel Wade , who was in temporary command at West Point . " Gen- eral Arnold is gone to the enemy , " writes he . " I have just now received a line ...
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... attempt to When the enemy should have actually crossed , the different bodies of militia were to make the best of their way to a rendezvous , sixteen miles distant , on the road to Salisbury , where Greene would be waiting to receive ...
... attempt to When the enemy should have actually crossed , the different bodies of militia were to make the best of their way to a rendezvous , sixteen miles distant , on the road to Salisbury , where Greene would be waiting to receive ...
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... attempt upon New York was postponed ; the whole of the French army , and as large a part of the Americans as could be spared , were to move to Virginia , and coöperate with the Count de Grasse for the redemp- tion of the Southern States ...
... attempt upon New York was postponed ; the whole of the French army , and as large a part of the Americans as could be spared , were to move to Virginia , and coöperate with the Count de Grasse for the redemp- tion of the Southern States ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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