A History of the American Revolution, Μέρη 1-2Baldwin and Craddock, 1830 - 64 σελίδες |
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... expected supplies from Vermont , was obliged to await the arrival of provisions from Fort George , by which he was delayed from the 15th of August to the 13th of September . This interval of time was well improved by the Americans , who ...
... expected supplies from Vermont , was obliged to await the arrival of provisions from Fort George , by which he was delayed from the 15th of August to the 13th of September . This interval of time was well improved by the Americans , who ...
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... expected from himself . On reconnoitring the works of Charleston , however , Sir Henry Clin ton did not think it expedient to attack them till he had received reinforcements from New York and Savannah , on the arrival of which he opened ...
... expected from himself . On reconnoitring the works of Charleston , however , Sir Henry Clin ton did not think it expedient to attack them till he had received reinforcements from New York and Savannah , on the arrival of which he opened ...
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... expected negligence , re- mained in his quarters , and redoubled his exertions to strengthen his position . In consequence of this error , he lost the opportunity of impeding the march of the allied army , and of availing himself of the ...
... expected negligence , re- mained in his quarters , and redoubled his exertions to strengthen his position . In consequence of this error , he lost the opportunity of impeding the march of the allied army , and of availing himself of the ...
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