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Page 54
... was fent from the northern army by Wafh- ington , to take the command of the fouthern ; Gates being now entirely retired ; but , as we have here- # heretofore observed , not only without any mark of 54 ] ANNUAL REGISTER , 1781 .
... was fent from the northern army by Wafh- ington , to take the command of the fouthern ; Gates being now entirely retired ; but , as we have here- # heretofore observed , not only without any mark of 54 ] ANNUAL REGISTER , 1781 .
Page 55
# heretofore observed , not only without any mark of cenfure , but with an honourable teftimonial of his zeal and fervices from the af- fembly of Virginia . Greene ftands fo high with the Americans as an officer , that he holds the next ...
# heretofore observed , not only without any mark of cenfure , but with an honourable teftimonial of his zeal and fervices from the af- fembly of Virginia . Greene ftands fo high with the Americans as an officer , that he holds the next ...
Page 156
... observed as a fingula- rity upon this occafion , and was afterwards commented upon in more places than one , that the moderation and virtue of not tak- ing advantage of the opportunity afforded by the late riots , to unite the arms of ...
... observed as a fingula- rity upon this occafion , and was afterwards commented upon in more places than one , that the moderation and virtue of not tak- ing advantage of the opportunity afforded by the late riots , to unite the arms of ...
Page 161
... observation . The matter being brought up on the following day , Sir Robert Smith moved , that a copy of the minutes of the trial and fentence of the court martial held for the trial of Vice Admiral Sir Hugh Pallifer , fhould be laid ...
... observation . The matter being brought up on the following day , Sir Robert Smith moved , that a copy of the minutes of the trial and fentence of the court martial held for the trial of Vice Admiral Sir Hugh Pallifer , fhould be laid ...
Page 220
... observed , that all perfons who contributed to the perpetration of them were as criminal as the very perfons who committed the act , and more fo , especially if they are to be afcribed to their incitement and encouragement . ' He then ...
... observed , that all perfons who contributed to the perpetration of them were as criminal as the very perfons who committed the act , and more fo , especially if they are to be afcribed to their incitement and encouragement . ' He then ...
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