The Life of George Washington, Volumes 3-4Crowell, 1855 |
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... and serve the communication Da Fleet Horse Trup lander TONY PT . Transport Coleberg Elorus Fall Grassy PL 1 eran Colonel Lamb of the artillery with them ,. March HUDSON NORTH Bayards & Fanning Corps remained HAVERSTRAW BAY.
... and serve the communication Da Fleet Horse Trup lander TONY PT . Transport Coleberg Elorus Fall Grassy PL 1 eran Colonel Lamb of the artillery with them ,. March HUDSON NORTH Bayards & Fanning Corps remained HAVERSTRAW BAY.
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Washington Irving. eran Colonel Lamb of the artillery with them , who had served in Canada , and a company of his artillerists was distributed in the two forts . The armament of Sir Henry Clinton , which had been waiting for a wind , set ...
Washington Irving. eran Colonel Lamb of the artillery with them , who had served in Canada , and a company of his artillerists was distributed in the two forts . The armament of Sir Henry Clinton , which had been waiting for a wind , set ...
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... artillery on his left , and a rattling fire of rifles on the woody heights on his right . The troops under Poor advanced steadily up the ascent where Ackland's grenadiers and Williams ' artillery were stationed ; received their fire ...
... artillery on his left , and a rattling fire of rifles on the woody heights on his right . The troops under Poor advanced steadily up the ascent where Ackland's grenadiers and Williams ' artillery were stationed ; received their fire ...
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... artillery was abandoned , all the horses , and most of the men who had so bravely defended it , having been killed . The troops , though hard pressed , retired in good order . Scarcely had they entered the camp when it was stormed with ...
... artillery was abandoned , all the horses , and most of the men who had so bravely defended it , having been killed . The troops , though hard pressed , retired in good order . Scarcely had they entered the camp when it was stormed with ...
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