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... means of warfare in both quarters , presented a choice of difficulties . The South needed support . Could the North give it without exposing itself to ruin , since the enemy , by means of their ships , could suddenly unite their forces ...
... means of warfare in both quarters , presented a choice of difficulties . The South needed support . Could the North give it without exposing itself to ruin , since the enemy , by means of their ships , could suddenly unite their forces ...
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... means unattempted to make his escape and avoid the ignomin- ious death which awaits him . You are therefore , in ad- dition to your sentries , to keep two officers constantly in the room with him , with their swords drawn , whilst the ...
... means unattempted to make his escape and avoid the ignomin- ious death which awaits him . You are therefore , in ad- dition to your sentries , to keep two officers constantly in the room with him , with their swords drawn , whilst the ...
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... means of coöperation by sea and land , with purse and sword , competent by a decided effort to attain , once for all , the great objects of the alliance , the liberty and independence of the United States . He was to show , at the same ...
... means of coöperation by sea and land , with purse and sword , competent by a decided effort to attain , once for all , the great objects of the alliance , the liberty and independence of the United States . He was to show , at the same ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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