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... join him . Tarleton hastened to obey the order . His arrival was timely . The Carolina militia having heard that all the British horses had perished at sea , made an attack on the front of General Patterson's force , suppos- ing it to ...
... join him . Tarleton hastened to obey the order . His arrival was timely . The Carolina militia having heard that all the British horses had perished at sea , made an attack on the front of General Patterson's force , suppos- ing it to ...
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... join his infantry , leaving the ground strewed with his killed and wounded . The latter were treated with great hu- manity by Sumter . The loss of the Americans was only three killed and four wounded . Sumter , who had received a severe ...
... join his infantry , leaving the ground strewed with his killed and wounded . The latter were treated with great hu- manity by Sumter . The loss of the Americans was only three killed and four wounded . Sumter , who had received a severe ...
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... join our forces and fight them before they join Phillips , which they certainly will do if they are not stopped . ' Greene had recently received intelligence of the land- ing of troops at Wilmington , from a British squadron , supposed ...
... join our forces and fight them before they join Phillips , which they certainly will do if they are not stopped . ' Greene had recently received intelligence of the land- ing of troops at Wilmington , from a British squadron , supposed ...
Contenido
CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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