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George Otto Trevelyan. BY THE SAME AUTHOR . THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION . PART I. 1766–1776 . 8vo . LONGMANS , GREEN , & CO . , New York , London , and Bombay . THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION PART II BY THE RIGHT HON . CONTENTS OF PART II , VOL.
George Otto Trevelyan. BY THE SAME AUTHOR . THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION . PART I. 1766–1776 . 8vo . LONGMANS , GREEN , & CO . , New York , London , and Bombay . THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION PART II BY THE RIGHT HON . CONTENTS OF PART II , VOL.
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... AND " THE EARLY HISTORY OF CHARLES JAMES FOX 39 " " IN TWO VOLUMES VOL . II . SECOND EDITION LONGMANS , GREEN , AND CO . 91 AND 93 FIFTH AVENUE , NEW YORK LONDON AND BOMBAY U.S. 2540.6.6 . TARTAHD B- COL AFE S 19 IBRARY 1904.
... AND " THE EARLY HISTORY OF CHARLES JAMES FOX 39 " " IN TWO VOLUMES VOL . II . SECOND EDITION LONGMANS , GREEN , AND CO . 91 AND 93 FIFTH AVENUE , NEW YORK LONDON AND BOMBAY U.S. 2540.6.6 . TARTAHD B- COL AFE S 19 IBRARY 1904.
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... INDEX · PAGE 329 · 330 • 331 • 333 • 334 • 337 At the end of the volume Map of the Northern part of New Jersey , and of New York and its Environs . THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION CHAPTER X FORT WASHINGTON . THROUGH THE CONTENTS ix.
... INDEX · PAGE 329 · 330 • 331 • 333 • 334 • 337 At the end of the volume Map of the Northern part of New Jersey , and of New York and its Environs . THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION CHAPTER X FORT WASHINGTON . THROUGH THE CONTENTS ix.
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... York State . Four or five miles north of Haerlem in the island of Manhattan , at a point where the current was not more than a mile in breadth , a work called Fort Washington had been erected on a bluff that over- hung the river . On ...
... York State . Four or five miles north of Haerlem in the island of Manhattan , at a point where the current was not more than a mile in breadth , a work called Fort Washington had been erected on a bluff that over- hung the river . On ...
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... York City , and barring the mouth of the Hudson river against a British fleet ; and the evacuation of Fort Washington would be , in their eyes , nothing short of an admission that their campaign had finally and totally failed . Congress ...
... York City , and barring the mouth of the Hudson river against a British fleet ; and the evacuation of Fort Washington would be , in their eyes , nothing short of an admission that their campaign had finally and totally failed . Congress ...
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