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... battle , said the ad- jutant - general , the regulars remained too long ; fighting when there was no hope of victory . * General Gates in retreating , had hoped to rally a suffi- cient force at Clermont to cover the retreat of the regu ...
... battle , said the ad- jutant - general , the regulars remained too long ; fighting when there was no hope of victory . * General Gates in retreating , had hoped to rally a suffi- cient force at Clermont to cover the retreat of the regu ...
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... battle , and a number of tory pris- oners who had been bitter in their hostility to the Amer- ican cause , and flagitious in their persecution of their countrymen , were hanged . This was to revenge the death of American prisoners ...
... battle , and a number of tory pris- oners who had been bitter in their hostility to the Amer- ican cause , and flagitious in their persecution of their countrymen , were hanged . This was to revenge the death of American prisoners ...
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... battle . Morgan , in fact , had been urged by his officers to re- THE BATTLE GROUND . 279 treat across Broad River , 278 LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
... battle . Morgan , in fact , had been urged by his officers to re- THE BATTLE GROUND . 279 treat across Broad River , 278 LIFE OF WASHINGTON .
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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