A Sidelight on History: Being the Letters of James McHenry, Aide-de-camp of the Marquis de Lafayette to Thomas Sim Lee, Governor of Maryland, Written During the Yorktown Camapaign, 1781Priv. printed, 1931 - 77ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... arrived in Chesapeak ; ( the junction was then no longer proper ) , and finally thrown back to where he now is by the battle of Guilford . He is now at too great a dis- tance from Phillips for the latter to attempt joining him , on the ...
... arrived in Chesapeak ; ( the junction was then no longer proper ) , and finally thrown back to where he now is by the battle of Guilford . He is now at too great a dis- tance from Phillips for the latter to attempt joining him , on the ...
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... arrived at Charlestown ( about 2000 ) , and that Lord Rawdon , Earl Lincoln and General Gould were in pursuit of General Greene , who had been obliged to raise the siege of Ninety - six , in precipitation , and whose force was ...
... arrived at Charlestown ( about 2000 ) , and that Lord Rawdon , Earl Lincoln and General Gould were in pursuit of General Greene , who had been obliged to raise the siege of Ninety - six , in precipitation , and whose force was ...
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... arrived there two days before , who , on our appearance , retired to Orange- burg with evident marks of ... arrival of the army on the Congaree , we drew our force together at Beaver Creek . Vickery was detached towards 96 to watch the ...
... arrived there two days before , who , on our appearance , retired to Orange- burg with evident marks of ... arrival of the army on the Congaree , we drew our force together at Beaver Creek . Vickery was detached towards 96 to watch the ...
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