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Side 28
... Lord Corn- wallis's forces , with the driving of the British finally from the con- tinent , were confidered only as matters of courfe . It was undoubtedly in confe- quence , and for the rounding and completion of this fcheme , that ...
... Lord Corn- wallis's forces , with the driving of the British finally from the con- tinent , were confidered only as matters of courfe . It was undoubtedly in confe- quence , and for the rounding and completion of this fcheme , that ...
Side 50
... Lord Corn- wallis . Gen. Greene arrives in North Carolina , and takes the ... Cornwallis for paffing the Ca- tawba . General Williamfon killed , and his ... Lord Cornwallis pro- ceeds with the utmost expedition to feize the fords on the ...
... Lord Corn- wallis . Gen. Greene arrives in North Carolina , and takes the ... Cornwallis for paffing the Ca- tawba . General Williamfon killed , and his ... Lord Cornwallis pro- ceeds with the utmost expedition to feize the fords on the ...
Side 51
... Lord Cornwallis obliged to march to the Deep River , through the want of provifions and forage . Neceffities and diftreffes of the army , oblige Lord Cornwallis to proceed to Wilmington for Jupplies . Unufual confe- quences of victory ...
... Lord Cornwallis obliged to march to the Deep River , through the want of provifions and forage . Neceffities and diftreffes of the army , oblige Lord Cornwallis to proceed to Wilmington for Jupplies . Unufual confe- quences of victory ...
Side 54
... Lord Cornwallis's way from thence to the Chefapeak , North Carolina was only confi- dered as the road to Virginia ; the determined refiftance , and the op- pofition in every instance of the inhabitants , do not appear to have been any ...
... Lord Cornwallis's way from thence to the Chefapeak , North Carolina was only confi- dered as the road to Virginia ; the determined refiftance , and the op- pofition in every instance of the inhabitants , do not appear to have been any ...
Side 55
... Lord Cornwallis advanced with the army towards the borders , keeping his courfe between the broad , and the Catawba rivers , until he arrived at a water , called Turkey Creek , which falls into the former . Greene had by this time ...
... Lord Cornwallis advanced with the army towards the borders , keeping his courfe between the broad , and the Catawba rivers , until he arrived at a water , called Turkey Creek , which falls into the former . Greene had by this time ...
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