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... artillery - men , in all nearly eight thousand men . The army was admirably appointed . Its brass train of artillery was ex- tolled as perhaps the finest ever allotted to an army of the size . General Phillips , who com- manded the ...
... artillery - men , in all nearly eight thousand men . The army was admirably appointed . Its brass train of artillery was ex- tolled as perhaps the finest ever allotted to an army of the size . General Phillips , who com- manded the ...
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... artillery , aided by Maxwell and his infantry . Greene was preparing to second him with the re- serve , when he was summoned by Washington to the support of the right wing , which the com- mander - in - chief had found in imminent peril ...
... artillery , aided by Maxwell and his infantry . Greene was preparing to second him with the re- serve , when he was summoned by Washington to the support of the right wing , which the com- mander - in - chief had found in imminent peril ...
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... artillery on his left , and a rat- tling fire of rifles on the woody heights on his right . The troops under Poor advanced stead- ily up the ascent where Ackland's grenadiers and Williams's artillery were stationed ; re- ceived their ...
... artillery on his left , and a rat- tling fire of rifles on the woody heights on his right . The troops under Poor advanced stead- ily up the ascent where Ackland's grenadiers and Williams's artillery were stationed ; re- ceived their ...
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