The British Empire Before the American Revolution: Provincial Characteristics and Sectional Tendencies in the Era Preceding the American Crisis ..., Volum 7Caxton printers, Limited, 1949 |
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... provisions for his troops , a supply of which he was awaiting from France now that the river was free of ice . But he was impelled to give up hope of securing this aid in time and therefore turned to the limited re- sources of the ...
... provisions for his troops , a supply of which he was awaiting from France now that the river was free of ice . But he was impelled to give up hope of securing this aid in time and therefore turned to the limited re- sources of the ...
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... provisions in motion between Lancaster and Raystown , and the general himself could announce the arrival by that date of two hun- dred vehicles loaded in Philadelphia . " In fact , by the 21st , as the result of the excellent response ...
... provisions in motion between Lancaster and Raystown , and the general himself could announce the arrival by that date of two hun- dred vehicles loaded in Philadelphia . " In fact , by the 21st , as the result of the excellent response ...
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... provisions and other military ma- tériel stored in the magazines at Cadaraqui and destined for the support of the French forces at the forks of the Ohio and elsewhere , had the most serious consequences with respect to the ability of ...
... provisions and other military ma- tériel stored in the magazines at Cadaraqui and destined for the support of the French forces at the forks of the Ohio and elsewhere , had the most serious consequences with respect to the ability of ...
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Washingtons military leadership in the province 17558 34 | 8 |
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