A History of the American Revolution, Μέρη 1-2Baldwin and Craddock, 1830 - 64 σελίδες |
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... soon wasted by famine , by disease , and by the arrows of the natives , who , as heathens , were counted as nothing in the royal grants under which the adventurers acted . The first per- manent British settlement was esta- blished in ...
... soon wasted by famine , by disease , and by the arrows of the natives , who , as heathens , were counted as nothing in the royal grants under which the adventurers acted . The first per- manent British settlement was esta- blished in ...
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... soon increased the army of St. Clair to the number of 13,000 men . ac- Whilst General Burgoyne was making his way to the Hudson , Lieutenant- Colonel St. Leger had arrived at the Mohawk river , and was laying siege to Fort Schuyler ...
... soon increased the army of St. Clair to the number of 13,000 men . ac- Whilst General Burgoyne was making his way to the Hudson , Lieutenant- Colonel St. Leger had arrived at the Mohawk river , and was laying siege to Fort Schuyler ...
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... Soon after this , when General Knyphausen , who com- manded the British forces in the absence of Sir Henry Clinton , made an irruption into Jersey , on the 16th of June , the whole American army marched out to oppose him ; and though he ...
... Soon after this , when General Knyphausen , who com- manded the British forces in the absence of Sir Henry Clinton , made an irruption into Jersey , on the 16th of June , the whole American army marched out to oppose him ; and though he ...
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