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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79 and he soon found it necessary to make use of a covered wagon ; but the jolting was so great that he could continue in it but a short time , at the rate of the advanced detachment . He was accordingly advised , by the general ...
79 and he soon found it necessary to make use of a covered wagon ; but the jolting was so great that he could continue in it but a short time , at the rate of the advanced detachment . He was accordingly advised , by the general ...
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Dr. Warren , of Boston , had , by some means , obtained information of the intended expedition , and no sooner had the detachment started , than the intelligence was borne , as quick as light could carry it , from the steeple of the old ...
Dr. Warren , of Boston , had , by some means , obtained information of the intended expedition , and no sooner had the detachment started , than the intelligence was borne , as quick as light could carry it , from the steeple of the old ...
Page 217
217 a bombardment from a distant point of the American lines , a detachment of twelve hundred men , who worked all night , guarded by about seven hundred under arms , occupied and fortified this important position .
217 a bombardment from a distant point of the American lines , a detachment of twelve hundred men , who worked all night , guarded by about seven hundred under arms , occupied and fortified this important position .
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