History of the Rise, Progress, and Termination of the American Revolution: Interspersed with Biographical, Political and Moral Observations, Volumen 2AMS Press, 1970 |
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... British troops was ready for their ef cort . * How far the conduct of fir Henry Clinton is to be juftified by the ... British officers , and the measures of their commander in chief , had not the finalleft influence : the revolted line ...
... British troops was ready for their ef cort . * How far the conduct of fir Henry Clinton is to be juftified by the ... British officers , and the measures of their commander in chief , had not the finalleft influence : the revolted line ...
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... British officers and foldiers were either flain or captured . Yet the Americans suffered fo much , that colonel Stuart , the British commander , claimed the advantage . Indeed , general Greene fuffered the lofs of many brave foldiers ...
... British officers and foldiers were either flain or captured . Yet the Americans suffered fo much , that colonel Stuart , the British commander , claimed the advantage . Indeed , general Greene fuffered the lofs of many brave foldiers ...
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... British troops after this , feldom ventured far beyond the boundaries of Charleston . Befides the numbers flain in this action , four or five hundred of the British troops were made prisoners of war . The Americans fuffered equally ...
... British troops after this , feldom ventured far beyond the boundaries of Charleston . Befides the numbers flain in this action , four or five hundred of the British troops were made prisoners of war . The Americans fuffered equally ...
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