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... Albany , Colonel Varick , Schuyler's secretary , waited on him with a message from Mrs. Schuyler , inviting him to take up his quarters at the general's house , which was in the vicinity . He declined , as the despatch of affairs ...
... Albany , Colonel Varick , Schuyler's secretary , waited on him with a message from Mrs. Schuyler , inviting him to take up his quarters at the general's house , which was in the vicinity . He declined , as the despatch of affairs ...
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... Albany , is repealed . " Such a resolve had actually been passed on the 22d , and Albany , Ticonderoga , Fort Stan- wix , and their dependencies , were thencefor- ward to be considered as forming the Northern department . The envoy of ...
... Albany , is repealed . " Such a resolve had actually been passed on the 22d , and Albany , Ticonderoga , Fort Stan- wix , and their dependencies , were thencefor- ward to be considered as forming the Northern department . The envoy of ...
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... Albany , delaying to pro- ceed with General Fermois to Ticonderoga until the garrison should be sufficiently strengthened . Although the resolve of Con- gress did but define his position , which had been misunderstood , he persisted in ...
... Albany , delaying to pro- ceed with General Fermois to Ticonderoga until the garrison should be sufficiently strengthened . Although the resolve of Con- gress did but define his position , which had been misunderstood , he persisted in ...
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Howe Hears of the Affair at Trenton | 15 |
Burke on the State of Affairs | 40 |
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