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... ground was more favorable to the rifle than the bayonet , and this was a kind of warfare in which the frontier men were at home . The elevated po- sition of the enemy also was in favor of the Americans , securing them from the danger of ...
... ground was more favorable to the rifle than the bayonet , and this was a kind of warfare in which the frontier men were at home . The elevated po- sition of the enemy also was in favor of the Americans , securing them from the danger of ...
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... ground , charged Davidson's men before he had time to get them in order , killed and wounded about forty , and put the rest to flight . General Davidson was the last to leave the ground , and was killed just as he was mounting his horse ...
... ground , charged Davidson's men before he had time to get them in order , killed and wounded about forty , and put the rest to flight . General Davidson was the last to leave the ground , and was killed just as he was mounting his horse ...
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... ground and fought bravely . The action became much broken up and diversified by the extent of the ground . The thickness of the woods impeded the movements of the cavalry . The reserves on both sides were called up . The British bayonet ...
... ground and fought bravely . The action became much broken up and diversified by the extent of the ground . The thickness of the woods impeded the movements of the cavalry . The reserves on both sides were called up . The British bayonet ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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