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... action , or indeed any action , unless in view of great advan- tages ; and should make it a war of posts . During the latter part of July , and the early.
... action , or indeed any action , unless in view of great advan- tages ; and should make it a war of posts . During the latter part of July , and the early.
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... action , nothing of this kind may be to provide . And he does most anxiously exhort both officers and soldiers not to be out of their quar- ters or encampments , especially in the morning or upon the tide of flood . " A flag in the ...
... action , nothing of this kind may be to provide . And he does most anxiously exhort both officers and soldiers not to be out of their quar- ters or encampments , especially in the morning or upon the tide of flood . " A flag in the ...
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... action , ordered a retreat to be sounded . It was with difficulty , however , his men could be called off , so excited were they by the novelty of pursuing an enemy . They retired in good order ; and , as it subsequently appeared , in ...
... action , ordered a retreat to be sounded . It was with difficulty , however , his men could be called off , so excited were they by the novelty of pursuing an enemy . They retired in good order ; and , as it subsequently appeared , in ...
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Correspondence of Washington | 1 |
Monotonous State of Affairs before | 16 |
The Affair of Dorchester Heights | 26 |
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