The Life of George Washington: Commander in Chief of the American Forces During the War which Established the Independence of His Country, and First President of the United States, Том 1 |
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Before its arrival , Lord Cornwallis took post on Gloucester Point , a point of land
making deep into the Delaware , which was entirely under cover of the guns of
the ships , from which place he was embarking his baggage and the provisions
he ...
Before its arrival , Lord Cornwallis took post on Gloucester Point , a point of land
making deep into the Delaware , which was entirely under cover of the guns of
the ships , from which place he was embarking his baggage and the provisions
he ...
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The destruction of this party arrested the progress of Lord Cornwallis in North
Carolina , and inspired serious fears for the posts in his rear . He retreated to
Wynnsborough , between Camden and Ninety Six , where he waited for
reinforcements ...
The destruction of this party arrested the progress of Lord Cornwallis in North
Carolina , and inspired serious fears for the posts in his rear . He retreated to
Wynnsborough , between Camden and Ninety Six , where he waited for
reinforcements ...
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Having driven Greene out of North Carolina , Lord Cornwallis turned his attention
to the re - establishment of regal ... As soon as it was known that General Greene
had entered Virginia , he was reinforced by six hundred militia drawn from the ...
Having driven Greene out of North Carolina , Lord Cornwallis turned his attention
to the re - establishment of regal ... As soon as it was known that General Greene
had entered Virginia , he was reinforced by six hundred militia drawn from the ...
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