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... British officer , and converted into a fort . It became necessary to Lee's purposes to dislodge this party . The officer was summoned to surrender . He re- fused , and declared his intention to defend the house to the last . Lee saw he ...
... British officer , and converted into a fort . It became necessary to Lee's purposes to dislodge this party . The officer was summoned to surrender . He re- fused , and declared his intention to defend the house to the last . Lee saw he ...
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... British seamen and marines came into the porch of the tavern , and putting down their guns , called for rum . After drinking , two of them came into the room in which he was sitting , and began to question him , " whether he belonged to ...
... British seamen and marines came into the porch of the tavern , and putting down their guns , called for rum . After drinking , two of them came into the room in which he was sitting , and began to question him , " whether he belonged to ...
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... British government , and delegates were sent to Albany , and this Congress of 1754 met . But they carried their views farther than was intended by the govern- ment of the mother country . They proposed a plan for a confederacy of all ...
... British government , and delegates were sent to Albany , and this Congress of 1754 met . But they carried their views farther than was intended by the govern- ment of the mother country . They proposed a plan for a confederacy of all ...
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