A History of the American Revolution, Μέρη 1-2Baldwin and Craddock, 1830 - 64 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 47
... South Carolina , but was driven back with loss by General Moultrie . This repulse for a while suspended the enter- prise of the British , who took post at Augusta and Ebenezer , situated on the Savannah River , which forms the boundary ...
... South Carolina , but was driven back with loss by General Moultrie . This repulse for a while suspended the enter- prise of the British , who took post at Augusta and Ebenezer , situated on the Savannah River , which forms the boundary ...
Σελίδα 48
... South Carolina . proportion to the joy of the inhabitants of the southern states at the arrival of the French fleet , was their mortification at the failure of their joint endeavours to rid their provinces of an active enemy . The brave ...
... South Carolina . proportion to the joy of the inhabitants of the southern states at the arrival of the French fleet , was their mortification at the failure of their joint endeavours to rid their provinces of an active enemy . The brave ...
Σελίδα 59
... South Carolina . He flattered himself , however , that the forces which he had left in that province under the command of Lord Rawdon would suffice to keep the enemy in check . In this idea he was confirmed by the result of the battle ...
... South Carolina . He flattered himself , however , that the forces which he had left in that province under the command of Lord Rawdon would suffice to keep the enemy in check . In this idea he was confirmed by the result of the battle ...
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