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... warriors , accom- panied them for their protection . As to the three Delaware chiefs , they re- turned to the Ohio , promising the general they would collect their warriors together , and meet him on his march . They never kept their ...
... warriors , accom- panied them for their protection . As to the three Delaware chiefs , they re- turned to the Ohio , promising the general they would collect their warriors together , and meet him on his march . They never kept their ...
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... warriors under his command as scouts and outguards , but his offers had been rejected . Washington ventured to interfere , and to urge their importance for such purposes , especially now when they were approaching the strong- hold of ...
... warriors under his command as scouts and outguards , but his offers had been rejected . Washington ventured to interfere , and to urge their importance for such purposes , especially now when they were approaching the strong- hold of ...
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... warriors left him . " * Scarooyadi was ready with his warriors to take up the hatchet again with their English brothers against the French . " Let us unite our strength , " said he ; " you are numerous , and all the English governors ...
... warriors left him . " * Scarooyadi was ready with his warriors to take up the hatchet again with their English brothers against the French . " Let us unite our strength , " said he ; " you are numerous , and all the English governors ...
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Genealogy of the Washington Family I | 1 |
The Home of Washingtons Boyhood | 24 |
Paternal Conduct of an Elder Brother | 33 |
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