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... retreat they wreaked upon Springfield the same vengeance they had inflicted on Connecticut Farms . The whole village , excepting four houses , was reduced to ashes . Their second retreat was equally ignoble with their first . They were ...
... retreat they wreaked upon Springfield the same vengeance they had inflicted on Connecticut Farms . The whole village , excepting four houses , was reduced to ashes . Their second retreat was equally ignoble with their first . They were ...
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... retreat of the regu- lars , but the further they fled , the more the militia were dispersed , until the generals were abandoned by all but their aides . To add to the mortification of Gates , he learned in the course of his retreat that ...
... retreat of the regu- lars , but the further they fled , the more the militia were dispersed , until the generals were abandoned by all but their aides . To add to the mortification of Gates , he learned in the course of his retreat that ...
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... retreat to the Carolinas . It was too late . York River was blocked up by French ships ; James River was filled with armed vessels cover- ing the transportation of the troops . His lordship rec- onnoitered Williamsburg ; it was too ...
... retreat to the Carolinas . It was too late . York River was blocked up by French ships ; James River was filled with armed vessels cover- ing the transportation of the troops . His lordship rec- onnoitered Williamsburg ; it was too ...
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CHAPTER I | 21 |
CHAPTER II | 32 |
South Carolina threatened Its Condition and Population Stormy | 47 |
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