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... Fort - Outposts Abandoned by St. Clair - Burgoyne Secures Mount Hope - Invests the Fortress - Seizes and Occupies Sugar Hill - The Forts Overlooked and in Imminent Peril - Deter- mination to Evacuate - Plan of Retreat - Part of the ...
... Fort - Outposts Abandoned by St. Clair - Burgoyne Secures Mount Hope - Invests the Fortress - Seizes and Occupies Sugar Hill - The Forts Overlooked and in Imminent Peril - Deter- mination to Evacuate - Plan of Retreat - Part of the ...
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... fort , commanding the neighboring heights , the narrow parts of both lakes , and the com- munication between . A small , but strong fort here , with twenty - five heavy guns and five hundred men , would be as efficient as one hun- dred ...
... fort , commanding the neighboring heights , the narrow parts of both lakes , and the com- munication between . A small , but strong fort here , with twenty - five heavy guns and five hundred men , would be as efficient as one hun- dred ...
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... Fort Clinton had subsequently been erected within rifle shot of Fort Montgomery , to oc- cupy ground which commanded it . A deep ravine and stream called Peploeps Kill , inter- vened between the two forts , across which there was a ...
... Fort Clinton had subsequently been erected within rifle shot of Fort Montgomery , to oc- cupy ground which commanded it . A deep ravine and stream called Peploeps Kill , inter- vened between the two forts , across which there was a ...
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