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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... French fleet , he immediately called in all his outposts ; and before the French landed , or the Americans crossed the river , all the British detachments in Georgia had assembled at Savannah , and amounted to nearly two thousand men ...
... French fleet , he immediately called in all his outposts ; and before the French landed , or the Americans crossed the river , all the British detachments in Georgia had assembled at Savannah , and amounted to nearly two thousand men ...
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... French at Newport , and Clin ton embarked about eight thousand of his best men , to co - operate with the fleet against the French force in Rhode Island . Fearing , from Washington's movements , that New York might be attacked meanwhile ...
... French at Newport , and Clin ton embarked about eight thousand of his best men , to co - operate with the fleet against the French force in Rhode Island . Fearing , from Washington's movements , that New York might be attacked meanwhile ...
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... French republic has a right to expect . " The French minister , however , de- clared , " that this determination , which is become necessary , does not oppose the continuance of the affection be- tween the French republic and the ...
... French republic has a right to expect . " The French minister , however , de- clared , " that this determination , which is become necessary , does not oppose the continuance of the affection be- tween the French republic and the ...
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