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... present juncture are admirably expressed in a letter to the Baron de Steuben . prospect , my dear Baron , is gloomy , and the storm threatens , but I hope we shall extricate ourselves , and bring everything to a prosperous issue . I ...
... present juncture are admirably expressed in a letter to the Baron de Steuben . prospect , my dear Baron , is gloomy , and the storm threatens , but I hope we shall extricate ourselves , and bring everything to a prosperous issue . I ...
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... present relief , and some present substantial recompense for their ser- vices . It was with difficulty they could be prevailed upon to return to their huts . Indeed , a few turned out a second time , with their packs , and were not to ...
... present relief , and some present substantial recompense for their ser- vices . It was with difficulty they could be prevailed upon to return to their huts . Indeed , a few turned out a second time , with their packs , and were not to ...
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... present year , resolved to return to France on a visit to his family , and , with Washington's approbation , set out for Philadelphia to obtain leave of absence from Congress . The British prisoners were marched to Winchester in ...
... present year , resolved to return to France on a visit to his family , and , with Washington's approbation , set out for Philadelphia to obtain leave of absence from Congress . The British prisoners were marched to Winchester in ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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