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... British merchants , imploring its intervention to save them from ruin . Early in 1770 , an important change took place in the British cabinet . The Duke of Grafton suddenly re- signed , and the reins of government passed into the hands ...
... British merchants , imploring its intervention to save them from ruin . Early in 1770 , an important change took place in the British cabinet . The Duke of Grafton suddenly re- signed , and the reins of government passed into the hands ...
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... British was more fatal . Eight of the patriots were killed , and ten wounded , and the whole put to flight . The victors formed on the common , fired a volley , and gave three cheers for one of the most inglorious and disastrous ...
... British was more fatal . Eight of the patriots were killed , and ten wounded , and the whole put to flight . The victors formed on the common , fired a volley , and gave three cheers for one of the most inglorious and disastrous ...
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... British from the north bridge . As they approached , the latter fired upon them , killing two , and wounding a third . The patriots returned the fire with spirit and effect . The British retreated to the main body , the Americans ...
... British from the north bridge . As they approached , the latter fired upon them , killing two , and wounding a third . The patriots returned the fire with spirit and effect . The British retreated to the main body , the Americans ...
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CHAPTER I | 25 |
CHAPTER II | 45 |
CHAPTER III | 53 |
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