Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States ...Edwin Wiley 1915 - United States |
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... York - March toward the South begun Allied armies besiege Yorktown - Arnold burns New London - Attack on British works at York- town - The surrender - Lafayette's return to France Border warfare . Meanwhile Lord Cornwallis had gone to ...
... York - March toward the South begun Allied armies besiege Yorktown - Arnold burns New London - Attack on British works at York- town - The surrender - Lafayette's return to France Border warfare . Meanwhile Lord Cornwallis had gone to ...
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... York . Washington hoped to begin operations against New York at the latest toward the end of July . He ordered the construction of enough flat - bottom boats to transport 5,000 troops down the Hudson , and had caused ovens to be erected ...
... York . Washington hoped to begin operations against New York at the latest toward the end of July . He ordered the construction of enough flat - bottom boats to transport 5,000 troops down the Hudson , and had caused ovens to be erected ...
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... York was the destined place of attack , for the import- ant purpose of inducing the eastern and middle states , to make greater exertions in furnishing specific supplies , than they otherwise would have done , as well as for the ...
... York was the destined place of attack , for the import- ant purpose of inducing the eastern and middle states , to make greater exertions in furnishing specific supplies , than they otherwise would have done , as well as for the ...
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... York . But when it became im- possible further to conceal his inten- tions , Washington ordered a rapid advance toward the South . In this way Clinton was not aware of his real intention until the main part of the army had crossed the ...
... York . But when it became im- possible further to conceal his inten- tions , Washington ordered a rapid advance toward the South . In this way Clinton was not aware of his real intention until the main part of the army had crossed the ...
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... YORK RIVER YORK TOWN Moores Houn The Field where the Britzak Troops laid down their Arma 273 YORK TOWN , and GLOUCESTER POINT . as besieged by The ALLIED ARMY . C Washington Rectice Warwick Road Scale of Yarde . 14.140 400 bo ww ...
... YORK RIVER YORK TOWN Moores Houn The Field where the Britzak Troops laid down their Arma 273 YORK TOWN , and GLOUCESTER POINT . as besieged by The ALLIED ARMY . C Washington Rectice Warwick Road Scale of Yarde . 14.140 400 bo ww ...
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