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... army , with fome other caufes , preferve the British islands from the imminent danger to which they were apparently expofed by the great fuperiority of the enemy . Thefe caufes operate ftill farther in their confequences ; which affect ...
... army , with fome other caufes , preferve the British islands from the imminent danger to which they were apparently expofed by the great fuperiority of the enemy . Thefe caufes operate ftill farther in their confequences ; which affect ...
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... army marched towards Springfield , being , as be- fore , continually annoyed on their march by the militia ; but now with greater effect , as they conti- The nually grew more numerous ; they found 4 7 HISTORY [ 15 OF EUROPE .
... army marched towards Springfield , being , as be- fore , continually annoyed on their march by the militia ; but now with greater effect , as they conti- The nually grew more numerous ; they found 4 7 HISTORY [ 15 OF EUROPE .
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... army halted ; and continued on the fame ground until night , with- out advancing . The Americans , however , though inferior in ftrength , did not permit them by any means to hold their poft in quiet ; and a very confiderable and ...
... army halted ; and continued on the fame ground until night , with- out advancing . The Americans , however , though inferior in ftrength , did not permit them by any means to hold their poft in quiet ; and a very confiderable and ...
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... army , to fecure thofe , to him , invaluable pofts . June 23d . This point being gained , the forces at Elizabeth Town , again advanced on their former track towards Springfield . Whatever the ori- ginal defign might have been , the ...
... army , to fecure thofe , to him , invaluable pofts . June 23d . This point being gained , the forces at Elizabeth Town , again advanced on their former track towards Springfield . Whatever the ori- ginal defign might have been , the ...
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... army during the night in the faftneffes of a dangerous country ; and furround- ed on every fide by enemies , whofe force , pofition , and distance , were all equally unknown . The troops were befides without cover or ne- ceffaries ; and ...
... army during the night in the faftneffes of a dangerous country ; and furround- ed on every fide by enemies , whofe force , pofition , and distance , were all equally unknown . The troops were befides without cover or ne- ceffaries ; and ...
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