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... months to drill and make soldiers of , and six months to feed and support in winter- quarters . If it had been eighteen months we might have had two cam- paigns out of them , or if six months , we could have one and no after trouble and ...
... months to drill and make soldiers of , and six months to feed and support in winter- quarters . If it had been eighteen months we might have had two cam- paigns out of them , or if six months , we could have one and no after trouble and ...
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... months before to drift about Europe in search of novelty and excitement , ready , as he expresses it , " to spread his sails wherever any vagrant breeze might carry him , " and now , for weary months , he is detained in Liver- pool by ...
... months before to drift about Europe in search of novelty and excitement , ready , as he expresses it , " to spread his sails wherever any vagrant breeze might carry him , " and now , for weary months , he is detained in Liver- pool by ...
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... months by illness , most of the time confined to the house . I have been upwards of two months in England , [ he writes to his brother Ebenezer , September 28 ] , I came over in hopes of getting some manuscript ready for the press this ...
... months by illness , most of the time confined to the house . I have been upwards of two months in England , [ he writes to his brother Ebenezer , September 28 ] , I came over in hopes of getting some manuscript ready for the press this ...
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