History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... Champe's horse , a resort always re- curred to . Some of his dragoons hit it , just as the sergeant , leaving the village , got in the road to the point . Pursuit was renewed with vigor , and again Champe was descried . He apprehend ...
... Champe's horse , a resort always re- curred to . Some of his dragoons hit it , just as the sergeant , leaving the village , got in the road to the point . Pursuit was renewed with vigor , and again Champe was descried . He apprehend ...
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... Champe , who stated what I have re- lated , with the additional intelligence that he had that morning , the last of September , been ap- pointed one of Arnold's recruiting - sergeants , having enlisted the day before with Arnold ; and ...
... Champe , who stated what I have re- lated , with the additional intelligence that he had that morning , the last of September , been ap- pointed one of Arnold's recruiting - sergeants , having enlisted the day before with Arnold ; and ...
第 107 頁
... CHAMPE'S ADVENTURES . Neither Congress nor the nation could have been with propriety informed of the cause of the delay , and without such information it must have excited in both alarm and suspicion . André himself could not have been ...
... CHAMPE'S ADVENTURES . Neither Congress nor the nation could have been with propriety informed of the cause of the delay , and without such information it must have excited in both alarm and suspicion . André himself could not have been ...
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