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To increase the inconvenience of General Howe ' s situation by intercepting his
supplies , six hundred militia ... The more effectually to stop those who were
seduced by the hope of gold and silver to supply the enemy at this critical time ...
To increase the inconvenience of General Howe ' s situation by intercepting his
supplies , six hundred militia ... The more effectually to stop those who were
seduced by the hope of gold and silver to supply the enemy at this critical time ...
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The difficulty of drawing supplies from fort George would increase every day with
the increasing distance ; and the communications , already endangered by a
considerable body of militia assembling at White Creek , could be secured only
by ...
The difficulty of drawing supplies from fort George would increase every day with
the increasing distance ; and the communications , already endangered by a
considerable body of militia assembling at White Creek , could be secured only
by ...
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Vigorous but ineffectual means had also been taken to obtain supplies from the
interior . The unfortunate non - importation agreements which preceded the
commencement of hostilities , had reduced the quantity of goods in the country
below ...
Vigorous but ineffectual means had also been taken to obtain supplies from the
interior . The unfortunate non - importation agreements which preceded the
commencement of hostilities , had reduced the quantity of goods in the country
below ...
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