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... troops to that country , I am really at a loss what to advise , as it is impos- sible , at present , to know the designs of the enemy . Should they send the whole force under General Howe up the river St. Lawrence , to relieve Quebec ...
... troops to that country , I am really at a loss what to advise , as it is impos- sible , at present , to know the designs of the enemy . Should they send the whole force under General Howe up the river St. Lawrence , to relieve Quebec ...
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... troops to assist in the subjugation of her colonies . Four thousand three hundred Brunswick troops , and nearly thirteen thou- sand Hessians , had entered the British service . Besides the subsidy exacted by the German princes , they ...
... troops to assist in the subjugation of her colonies . Four thousand three hundred Brunswick troops , and nearly thirteen thou- sand Hessians , had entered the British service . Besides the subsidy exacted by the German princes , they ...
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... troops to Peekskill , to cross the river at King's Ferry . Another division , composed of Connecticut and Massachusetts troops , under General Heath , was to co - operate with the brigade of New York militia under General George Clinton ...
... troops to Peekskill , to cross the river at King's Ferry . Another division , composed of Connecticut and Massachusetts troops , under General Heath , was to co - operate with the brigade of New York militia under General George Clinton ...
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Correspondence of Washington | 1 |
Monotonous State of Affairs before | 16 |
The Affair of Dorchester Heights | 26 |
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