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... give any sum of money if they would let him go . He would give his horse , saddle , bridle , and one hundred guineas , and would send them to any place that might be fixed upon . Williams asked him if he would not give more . He replied ...
... give any sum of money if they would let him go . He would give his horse , saddle , bridle , and one hundred guineas , and would send them to any place that might be fixed upon . Williams asked him if he would not give more . He replied ...
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... give but a few of many considerations which Washington was continually urging upon the attention of Congress in his full and perspicuous manner ; the end of which was to enforce his opinion that a foreign loan was indispensably ...
... give but a few of many considerations which Washington was continually urging upon the attention of Congress in his full and perspicuous manner ; the end of which was to enforce his opinion that a foreign loan was indispensably ...
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... give his lordship check . In this spirit he broke up his camp and crossed the river on the 23d . In the meantime , Lee and Pickens , who were scouting the country about Hillsborough , received information of Tarleton's recruiting ...
... give his lordship check . In this spirit he broke up his camp and crossed the river on the 23d . In the meantime , Lee and Pickens , who were scouting the country about Hillsborough , received information of Tarleton's recruiting ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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