The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Volumen 3author, 1788 |
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... hundred and fifty of the garrifon killed and wounded . Three councils of war had been called upon the fubject of relieving Fort Mifflin ; and in the laft , it was concluded to attempt it , though it was believed that a general ...
... hundred and fifty of the garrifon killed and wounded . Three councils of war had been called upon the fubject of relieving Fort Mifflin ; and in the laft , it was concluded to attempt it , though it was believed that a general ...
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... hundred per cent . and that fome of the holders of the faid goods refufed to deliver them until they should receive the cafh . Upon this they refolved , " That Mr. Otis be directed to pay only for fuch of the faid clothing as he may ...
... hundred per cent . and that fome of the holders of the faid goods refufed to deliver them until they should receive the cafh . Upon this they refolved , " That Mr. Otis be directed to pay only for fuch of the faid clothing as he may ...
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... hundred per cent . for hard money , and by the end of April will pro- bably be four for one : fo that when this , the risks of the fea , the scarcity of the commodity , the few returns that can be made , the advance of expences through ...
... hundred per cent . for hard money , and by the end of April will pro- bably be four for one : fo that when this , the risks of the fea , the scarcity of the commodity , the few returns that can be made , the advance of expences through ...
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... hundred batteaus , that were taken from the enemy in their retreat from Free- man's farm , and many others were plundered by the militia on the eaft fide of the river , The bayonets were alfo pilfered by our own people . The very guards ...
... hundred batteaus , that were taken from the enemy in their retreat from Free- man's farm , and many others were plundered by the militia on the eaft fide of the river , The bayonets were alfo pilfered by our own people . The very guards ...
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... hundred officers had refigned their commiffions , reckoning from last August . General Washington being defirous of effecting an exchange of prisoners , wrote to congrefs , on the 7th of March " It may be thought contrary to our ...
... hundred officers had refigned their commiffions , reckoning from last August . General Washington being defirous of effecting an exchange of prisoners , wrote to congrefs , on the 7th of March " It may be thought contrary to our ...
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