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... respect to action of confequence : We see the war rage , nearly at the fame time , in the countries on both fides of the North River ,, on the Chesapeak , in South Carolina , the Floridas , North Carolina , Virginia , the West Indies ...
... respect to action of confequence : We see the war rage , nearly at the fame time , in the countries on both fides of the North River ,, on the Chesapeak , in South Carolina , the Floridas , North Carolina , Virginia , the West Indies ...
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... respect to the main objects , and great purposes of the war . This kind of fervice , except where the object was more confi . derable than ordinary , was left en- tirely to the Refugees ; who hav- ing arms in their hands , nothing elfe ...
... respect to the main objects , and great purposes of the war . This kind of fervice , except where the object was more confi . derable than ordinary , was left en- tirely to the Refugees ; who hav- ing arms in their hands , nothing elfe ...
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... respect to a direct attack , or to the govern , ment of their future operations , They foon difcovered , that the French were in fuch force , and had already put the fortifications in fuch condition , that an attack by fea was ...
... respect to a direct attack , or to the govern , ment of their future operations , They foon difcovered , that the French were in fuch force , and had already put the fortifications in fuch condition , that an attack by fea was ...
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... respect to that , could fcarcely hope for any other fecurity , than what might arife from the pursuit of a greater object . But it happened fortu- nately for the British interest , that this great hoftile force , carried within itself ...
... respect to that , could fcarcely hope for any other fecurity , than what might arife from the pursuit of a greater object . But it happened fortu- nately for the British interest , that this great hoftile force , carried within itself ...
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... respect ill provided army , however veteran in fervice , and elated by former fuccefs , and however knit toge- ther by many bands of union here wanting , which could have been proof to fuch a trial and tempta- tion . CHA P. IV . War in ...
... respect ill provided army , however veteran in fervice , and elated by former fuccefs , and however knit toge- ther by many bands of union here wanting , which could have been proof to fuch a trial and tempta- tion . CHA P. IV . War in ...
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