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... Island . Engage- ment between the count D'Estaing and Howe . Discontent of the Americans against the French , and ... islands of St. Vincent and Grenada are conquered by the French . Naval action between the count D'Estaing and admiral ...
... Island . Engage- ment between the count D'Estaing and Howe . Discontent of the Americans against the French , and ... islands of St. Vincent and Grenada are conquered by the French . Naval action between the count D'Estaing and admiral ...
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... Island , with French troops . War rekindles in South Carolina . General Gates takes the command of the southern army . Battle of Camb- den between Gates and Cornwallis . Bloody executions in South Carolina . Conspiracy and treason ...
... Island , with French troops . War rekindles in South Carolina . General Gates takes the command of the southern army . Battle of Camb- den between Gates and Cornwallis . Bloody executions in South Carolina . Conspiracy and treason ...
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... island near the eastern shore . They had also there interrupted the navigation of the river by che- vaux - de - frize and a boom . General Putnar , guarded these different passages with a corps of six hundred regular troops , and some ...
... island near the eastern shore . They had also there interrupted the navigation of the river by che- vaux - de - frize and a boom . General Putnar , guarded these different passages with a corps of six hundred regular troops , and some ...
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... Island , or at some other port of the Sound . Washington , not thinking himself author- ised to decide upon this request , submitted it to the determination of Congress . That body was much displeased at this verbal discussion , and ...
... Island , or at some other port of the Sound . Washington , not thinking himself author- ised to decide upon this request , submitted it to the determination of Congress . That body was much displeased at this verbal discussion , and ...
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... Island , the commencement of which had created hopes of a more happy termination . He landed without opposition and took many prisoners , but was afterwards repulsed with heavy loss . He then rapidly retired towards Philadelphia . On ...
... Island , the commencement of which had created hopes of a more happy termination . He landed without opposition and took many prisoners , but was afterwards repulsed with heavy loss . He then rapidly retired towards Philadelphia . On ...
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