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... rivers ; that , consequently , in execution of the orders he had received , he should cause to be seized and conducted to Cana- da , every Englishman who should attempt to trade upon the river Ohio , and its dependencies . This ...
... rivers ; that , consequently , in execution of the orders he had received , he should cause to be seized and conducted to Cana- da , every Englishman who should attempt to trade upon the river Ohio , and its dependencies . This ...
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... river Soral , which flows out of it , they descend into the great river St. Lawrence , which passes to Quebec . Ticonderoga is then situated near the confluence of these waters , between lake George and lake Champlain . It is therefore ...
... river Soral , which flows out of it , they descend into the great river St. Lawrence , which passes to Quebec . Ticonderoga is then situated near the confluence of these waters , between lake George and lake Champlain . It is therefore ...
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... river . The American officers having reflected that the most feeble part of their defensive was precisely this extremity of the left wing , for the trench not extending to the river , and the land in this place being smooth and easy ...
... river . The American officers having reflected that the most feeble part of their defensive was precisely this extremity of the left wing , for the trench not extending to the river , and the land in this place being smooth and easy ...
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... river . In this place and its vicinity , a great number of loyalists resided . Some hundreds of these , and of the negroes , joined the governor , and gave him , in this part , the superiority over the enemy . Some of the provincial ...
... river . In this place and its vicinity , a great number of loyalists resided . Some hundreds of these , and of the negroes , joined the governor , and gave him , in this part , the superiority over the enemy . Some of the provincial ...
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... river , and cause infinite mischief not only to the city and pro- vince , but even to the entire confederation . It was therefore resolv- ed to obstruct the passage , by sinking in the channel a construction of heavy timber , called a ...
... river , and cause infinite mischief not only to the city and pro- vince , but even to the entire confederation . It was therefore resolv- ed to obstruct the passage , by sinking in the channel a construction of heavy timber , called a ...
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