Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 4R.W. Pomeroy, 1822 |
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... enemy , who immediately despatched an armed barge in pursuit of her . The tide being , unfortunately , low , the boat grounded so far from the beach that it was impossible for Mr. Read to land with his family before their pursuers ...
... enemy , who immediately despatched an armed barge in pursuit of her . The tide being , unfortunately , low , the boat grounded so far from the beach that it was impossible for Mr. Read to land with his family before their pursuers ...
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... enemy was reported to him , he promptly assembled the force under his command , and marched to the point of attack . It was , per- . haps , fortunate for his little army , composed of raw and undisciplined militia , that the terror of ...
... enemy was reported to him , he promptly assembled the force under his command , and marched to the point of attack . It was , per- . haps , fortunate for his little army , composed of raw and undisciplined militia , that the terror of ...
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... enemy's coun- try . While Mr. Clymer resided at Pittsburgh , he ex- perienced a narrow escape from the tomahawk of the enemy . He was riding to the house of general Neville , situated at some distance from the town . There was a ...
... enemy's coun- try . While Mr. Clymer resided at Pittsburgh , he ex- perienced a narrow escape from the tomahawk of the enemy . He was riding to the house of general Neville , situated at some distance from the town . There was a ...
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