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... camp , Colonel Humphreys , " never was a plan better arranged , and never did circumstances promise more sure or complete success . The British were not only unalarmed , but our own troops were mis- guided in their operations . " As the ...
... camp , Colonel Humphreys , " never was a plan better arranged , and never did circumstances promise more sure or complete success . The British were not only unalarmed , but our own troops were mis- guided in their operations . " As the ...
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... camp of artillery where General Knox received them , the marquis found everything in perfect order , and conducted in the European style . Washington apolo- gized for no salute being fired . Detachments were in movement at a distance ...
... camp of artillery where General Knox received them , the marquis found everything in perfect order , and conducted in the European style . Washington apolo- gized for no salute being fired . Detachments were in movement at a distance ...
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... camp , at- tended merely by a guide , an aide - de - camp , and a ser- geant's guard of dragoons . His object was to aid Morgan in assembling militia and checking the enemy until the junction of his forces could be effected . It was a ...
... camp , at- tended merely by a guide , an aide - de - camp , and a ser- geant's guard of dragoons . His object was to aid Morgan in assembling militia and checking the enemy until the junction of his forces could be effected . It was a ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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