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... sincere regard and approbation . " The command of Philadelphia , at this time , was a deli- cate and difficult one , and required to be exercised with UNPOPULAR MEASURES . 33 extreme circumspection . The boundaries between 32.
... sincere regard and approbation . " The command of Philadelphia , at this time , was a deli- cate and difficult one , and required to be exercised with UNPOPULAR MEASURES . 33 extreme circumspection . The boundaries between 32.
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... measures as should appear to him most effectual and least offensive in exe- cuting this resolve of Congress ; in which he was to be aided by an assistant quartermaster - general , subject to his directicas . " You will take every ...
... measures as should appear to him most effectual and least offensive in exe- cuting this resolve of Congress ; in which he was to be aided by an assistant quartermaster - general , subject to his directicas . " You will take every ...
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... measures certainly were not in keeping with the character for moderation and benevolence usually given to Lord Cornwallis ; but they accorded with the rancor- ous spirit manifested toward each other both by whigs and tories in Southern ...
... measures certainly were not in keeping with the character for moderation and benevolence usually given to Lord Cornwallis ; but they accorded with the rancor- ous spirit manifested toward each other both by whigs and tories in Southern ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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