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... cavalry , and he made hasty preparation for immediate attack , anticipating an easy victory . Part of his infantry he formed into a line , with dragoons on each flank . The rest of the infantry and cavalry were to be a reserve , and to ...
... cavalry , and he made hasty preparation for immediate attack , anticipating an easy victory . Part of his infantry he formed into a line , with dragoons on each flank . The rest of the infantry and cavalry were to be a reserve , and to ...
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... cavalry were hurried forward for their protection . The British , seeing the troops retiring over the hill , rushed forward irregularly in pursuit of what they deemed a routed foe . To their astonishment , they were met by Colonel ...
... cavalry were hurried forward for their protection . The British , seeing the troops retiring over the hill , rushed forward irregularly in pursuit of what they deemed a routed foe . To their astonishment , they were met by Colonel ...
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... cavalry sword in hand , they threw down their arms without firing a shot , and cried for quarter , which was granted . While Lee was secur ing them , Captain Armstrong with the first section of cavalry pushed on in pursuit of Coates and ...
... cavalry sword in hand , they threw down their arms without firing a shot , and cried for quarter , which was granted . While Lee was secur ing them , Captain Armstrong with the first section of cavalry pushed on in pursuit of Coates and ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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