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... Genl . Washington had sent with a Flag to escort a Prisoner to the Enemy in Exchange and who tarried two days with them I learn many particulars of them , that they were about 6,000 strong , abt . 40 Light Horse , that they left no ...
... Genl . Washington had sent with a Flag to escort a Prisoner to the Enemy in Exchange and who tarried two days with them I learn many particulars of them , that they were about 6,000 strong , abt . 40 Light Horse , that they left no ...
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... Genl . Armstrong Genl . Rocheformoi & some other French Engineers to the Forts down the River " ; [ Nov. 22 ] “ heard that Fort Lee was abandoned by us taken possession of by the Enemy on Wednesday last " ; [ Nov. 26 ] " apprehension that ...
... Genl . Armstrong Genl . Rocheformoi & some other French Engineers to the Forts down the River " ; [ Nov. 22 ] “ heard that Fort Lee was abandoned by us taken possession of by the Enemy on Wednesday last " ; [ Nov. 26 ] " apprehension that ...
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... Genl . Sullivan ( who behaved extremely well ) continued to gain Ground upon the enemy till we drove them from Allen's house to Chew's , and on their left , much lower , thro the encampment of the light Infantry , which was abandoned ...
... Genl . Sullivan ( who behaved extremely well ) continued to gain Ground upon the enemy till we drove them from Allen's house to Chew's , and on their left , much lower , thro the encampment of the light Infantry , which was abandoned ...
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| Título | Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Massachusetts Historical Society Library of American civilization Volumen89 de The Papers of Robert Treat Paine, Massachusetts Historical Society |
| Autor | Massachusetts Historical Society |
| Editor | Massachusetts Historical Society, 2005 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California, Berkeley |
| Digitalizado | 28 Ene. 2016 |
| ISBN | 093490930X, 9780934909303 |
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