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... soon as part of the 29th regiment with the marines , in all about two hundred , were landed , they , with the greatest part of the garrison , by this time much im- proved , and in high spirits , marched out of the ports of St. Louis and ...
... soon as part of the 29th regiment with the marines , in all about two hundred , were landed , they , with the greatest part of the garrison , by this time much im- proved , and in high spirits , marched out of the ports of St. Louis and ...
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... soon responded to his appeal , and appointed a committee to effect these purposes in the most humane and expeditious manner . A gallant little exploit at this juncture , gave a fillip to the spirits of the community . Two of the fire ...
... soon responded to his appeal , and appointed a committee to effect these purposes in the most humane and expeditious manner . A gallant little exploit at this juncture , gave a fillip to the spirits of the community . Two of the fire ...
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... soon as they came up , they poured in a tremendous fire . The Washington galley , already shattered , and having lost most of her officers , was com- pelled to strike , and General Waterbury and the crew were taken prisoners . Arnold ...
... soon as they came up , they poured in a tremendous fire . The Washington galley , already shattered , and having lost most of her officers , was com- pelled to strike , and General Waterbury and the crew were taken prisoners . Arnold ...
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Correspondence of Washington | 1 |
Monotonous State of Affairs before | 16 |
The Affair of Dorchester Heights | 26 |
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