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... whole country of the Five Nations was abandoned to the French . The frontiers of Pennsylvania , Maryland , and Virginia were harassed by repeated inroads of French and Indians , and Washington had the mortification to see the noble ...
... whole country of the Five Nations was abandoned to the French . The frontiers of Pennsylvania , Maryland , and Virginia were harassed by repeated inroads of French and Indians , and Washington had the mortification to see the noble ...
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... whole woody region along the Potomac from Mount Vernon to Belvoir , and far be- yond , with its range of forests and hills , and picturesque promontories , afforded sport of various kinds , and was a noble hunting - ground . Washington ...
... whole woody region along the Potomac from Mount Vernon to Belvoir , and far be- yond , with its range of forests and hills , and picturesque promontories , afforded sport of various kinds , and was a noble hunting - ground . Washington ...
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... 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 triumphs ever achieved by British arms . Colonel Smith soon arrived with the residue of 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 triumphs ever achieved by British arms . Colonel Smith soon arrived with the residue of the ...
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CHAPTER I | 25 |
CHAPTER II | 45 |
CHAPTER III | 53 |
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