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... Lord Corn- wallis enters North Carolina by the upper roads . Leaves Lord Raw- don with a confiderable force at Camden , to reftrain the commotions in South Carolina . Vigorous , but ineffectual pursuit of Morgan . Deftruction of the ...
... Lord Corn- wallis enters North Carolina by the upper roads . Leaves Lord Raw- don with a confiderable force at Camden , to reftrain the commotions in South Carolina . Vigorous , but ineffectual pursuit of Morgan . Deftruction of the ...
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... Lord Cornwallis obliged to march to the Deep River , through the want of provifions and forage . Neceffities and diftreffes of the army , oblige Lord Cornwallis to proceed to Wilmington for Jupplies . Unufual confe- quences of victory ...
... Lord Cornwallis obliged to march to the Deep River , through the want of provifions and forage . Neceffities and diftreffes of the army , oblige Lord Cornwallis to proceed to Wilmington for Jupplies . Unufual confe- quences of victory ...
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... Lord Cornwallis's way from thence to the Chefapeak , North Carolina was only confi- dered as the road to Virginia ; the determined refiftance , and the op- pofition in every instance of the inhabitants , do not appear to have been any ...
... Lord Cornwallis's way from thence to the Chefapeak , North Carolina was only confi- dered as the road to Virginia ; the determined refiftance , and the op- pofition in every instance of the inhabitants , do not appear to have been any ...
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... Lord Rawdon ; whofe central fituation at Camden , was equally calcu- lated to reprefs the infurgents within the province , and to main- tain the frontiers . A measure in- deed that greatly leffened his ac- tive force , already too much ...
... Lord Rawdon ; whofe central fituation at Camden , was equally calcu- lated to reprefs the infurgents within the province , and to main- tain the frontiers . A measure in- deed that greatly leffened his ac- tive force , already too much ...
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... Lord Cornwallis being affured , that the lower were impracticable , and that the country could not af- ford any number of boats , at all fufficient for the paffage of Greene's army , thought he could not now efcape without a decifive ...
... Lord Cornwallis being affured , that the lower were impracticable , and that the country could not af- ford any number of boats , at all fufficient for the paffage of Greene's army , thought he could not now efcape without a decifive ...
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