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... Command at Ticonderoga -Schuyler Considers Himself Virtually Suspended -Takes his Seat as a Delegate to Congress , and Claims a Court of Inquiry - Has Command at Phila- delphia . W E have now to enter upon a tissue of circumstances ...
... Command at Ticonderoga -Schuyler Considers Himself Virtually Suspended -Takes his Seat as a Delegate to Congress , and Claims a Court of Inquiry - Has Command at Phila- delphia . W E have now to enter upon a tissue of circumstances ...
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... command as that formerly held by General Schuyler . Such was not the intention of Congress in sending him to take command of the army at Ticonderoga . There had been a question between sending him to that post , or giving him the ...
... command as that formerly held by General Schuyler . Such was not the intention of Congress in sending him to take command of the army at Ticonderoga . There had been a question between sending him to that post , or giving him the ...
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... command , continually tasking his equity and equanimity . In the present in- stance it was intimated to Washington , that he was not bound by the tenor of Lafayette's commission to give him a command ; but was at liberty to follow his ...
... command , continually tasking his equity and equanimity . In the present in- stance it was intimated to Washington , that he was not bound by the tenor of Lafayette's commission to give him a command ; but was at liberty to follow his ...
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Howe Hears of the Affair at Trenton | 15 |
Burke on the State of Affairs | 40 |
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