The Life of George Washington: Commander in Chief of the American Forces During the War which Established the Independence of His Country, and First President of the United States, Band 2J. Crissy, 1832 |
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... continued from Charleston , by the way of Camden and Ninety Six , to Augusta , in Georgia . The spirit of resistance was still kept up in the north - western and north - eastern parts of the state , by Generals Sumpter and Marion , who ...
... continued from Charleston , by the way of Camden and Ninety Six , to Augusta , in Georgia . The spirit of resistance was still kept up in the north - western and north - eastern parts of the state , by Generals Sumpter and Marion , who ...
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... continued a few days in its new encampment , during which the troops subsisted on the scanty supplies furnished by the neighbourhood . Greene was compelled at length , by the want of provisions , to relinquish this position . About the ...
... continued a few days in its new encampment , during which the troops subsisted on the scanty supplies furnished by the neighbourhood . Greene was compelled at length , by the want of provisions , to relinquish this position . About the ...
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... continued his march through the wood along the low ground in front of the Maryland brigade which was in the act of forming , until he reached the road , where he displayed his column . Perceiving that the British advanced with a narrow ...
... continued his march through the wood along the low ground in front of the Maryland brigade which was in the act of forming , until he reached the road , where he displayed his column . Perceiving that the British advanced with a narrow ...
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... continued to advance with intrepidity , and Greene entertained sanguine hopes of victory . His prospects were blasted by one of those incidents against which military prudence can make no provision . Captain Beaty , who commanded on the ...
... continued to advance with intrepidity , and Greene entertained sanguine hopes of victory . His prospects were blasted by one of those incidents against which military prudence can make no provision . Captain Beaty , who commanded on the ...
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... continued about three miles . In the course of it , some sharp skirmish- ing took place , which was terminated by a vigorous charge made by Colonel Washington on a corps of British horse who led their van . This corps being broken and ...
... continued about three miles . In the course of it , some sharp skirmish- ing took place , which was terminated by a vigorous charge made by Colonel Washington on a corps of British horse who led their van . This corps being broken and ...
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