Pictorial Life of George Washington: Embracing a Complete History of the Seven Years' War, the Revolutionary War, the Formation of the Federal Constitution, and the Administration of Washington |
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... to keep up the appearance of opposition , and soon after followed with two thousand militia ; but before he reached Princeton , he received intelligence that Lord Cornwallis was advancing from Brunswick by several routes , evidently ...
... to keep up the appearance of opposition , and soon after followed with two thousand militia ; but before he reached Princeton , he received intelligence that Lord Cornwallis was advancing from Brunswick by several routes , evidently ...
Page 283
This was proclaimed by the concurrent testimony of all who came out ; their appearance sanctioned the assertion ; and melancholy experience , in the speedy death of a large part of them , stamped it with infallible certainty .
This was proclaimed by the concurrent testimony of all who came out ; their appearance sanctioned the assertion ; and melancholy experience , in the speedy death of a large part of them , stamped it with infallible certainty .
Page 368
In November of this year , he presented a minute report to Congress of the state of the army , by which it appeared that his whole force , the names which appeared on his muster - rolls , ( which , as is universally the case ...
In November of this year , he presented a minute report to Congress of the state of the army , by which it appeared that his whole force , the names which appeared on his muster - rolls , ( which , as is universally the case ...
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