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... four thousand refugees , with some militia , on which no great dependence could be placed . Their naval force consisted of one seventy- four gun ship , and three or four small frigates . In this ARNOLD GROWS DESPERATE . 63 situation of ...
... four thousand refugees , with some militia , on which no great dependence could be placed . Their naval force consisted of one seventy- four gun ship , and three or four small frigates . In this ARNOLD GROWS DESPERATE . 63 situation of ...
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... four houses , was reduced to ashes . Their second retreat was equally ignoble with their first . They were pursued and harassed the whole way to Elizabethtown by light scouting parties and by the militia and yeomanry of the country ...
... four houses , was reduced to ashes . Their second retreat was equally ignoble with their first . They were pursued and harassed the whole way to Elizabethtown by light scouting parties and by the militia and yeomanry of the country ...
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... four ships , leaving the rest to blockade York and James Rivers . Washington received information of the sailing of the fleet from the capes , shortly after his departure from Mount Vernon , and instantly despatched missives , or ...
... four ships , leaving the rest to blockade York and James Rivers . Washington received information of the sailing of the fleet from the capes , shortly after his departure from Mount Vernon , and instantly despatched missives , or ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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