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... Philadelphia , forming a camp on the western side of the Delaware , completing the works on Fort Island , throwing up works on Red Bank , and accelerating the despatch of troops and provisions to the commander - in - chief . During his ...
... Philadelphia , forming a camp on the western side of the Delaware , completing the works on Fort Island , throwing up works on Red Bank , and accelerating the despatch of troops and provisions to the commander - in - chief . During his ...
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... Philadelphia , and the militia of Pennsylvania , Delaware , and the northern parts of Virginia were called out . Many of the militia , with Colonel Proctor's corps of artillery , had been ordered to rendezvous at Chester on the Dela ...
... Philadelphia , and the militia of Pennsylvania , Delaware , and the northern parts of Virginia were called out . Many of the militia , with Colonel Proctor's corps of artillery , had been ordered to rendezvous at Chester on the Dela ...
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... Philadelphia . The movement on the part of Howe was a mere feint . No sooner had he drawn Wash- ington so far up the river , than , by a rapid countermarch on the night of the 22d , he got to the ford below , threw his troops across on ...
... Philadelphia . The movement on the part of Howe was a mere feint . No sooner had he drawn Wash- ington so far up the river , than , by a rapid countermarch on the night of the 22d , he got to the ford below , threw his troops across on ...
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Episode Colonel Griffin in | 6 |
Howe Hears of the Affair at Trenton | 15 |
Burke on the State of Affairs | 40 |
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