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... give us such ideas , and realize a scene to us of which we could scarcely form any conception . I hope to give you joy of Boston , even if it is in ruins , before I send this away . " On the Monday evening thus graphically described ...
... give us such ideas , and realize a scene to us of which we could scarcely form any conception . I hope to give you joy of Boston , even if it is in ruins , before I send this away . " On the Monday evening thus graphically described ...
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... give the alarm should any boats approach the shore ; and rustic marksmen were ready to assemble in a moment , and give them a warm reception . The ships of war which caused this alarm and turmoil , lay quietly anchored in the broad ...
... give the alarm should any boats approach the shore ; and rustic marksmen were ready to assemble in a moment , and give them a warm reception . The ships of war which caused this alarm and turmoil , lay quietly anchored in the broad ...
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... give too much attention to their security , by having works erected on the most advantageous places for that purpose . " " " Lee , in reply , objected to removing from his actual encampment at Northcastle . " It would give us , " said ...
... give too much attention to their security , by having works erected on the most advantageous places for that purpose . " " " Lee , in reply , objected to removing from his actual encampment at Northcastle . " It would give us , " said ...
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Correspondence of Washington | 1 |
Monotonous State of Affairs before | 16 |
The Affair of Dorchester Heights | 26 |
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