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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... South - The British force - Addition of tories from South Carolina - A horde of banditti — Pickens defeats them - Lincoln's movements - Prevost makes an irruption into South Carolina - Threatens Lincoln pursues him - Prevost retreats ...
... South - The British force - Addition of tories from South Carolina - A horde of banditti — Pickens defeats them - Lincoln's movements - Prevost makes an irruption into South Carolina - Threatens Lincoln pursues him - Prevost retreats ...
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... South and North Carolina . The people of South Carolina , so far from being inclined to submit to the British authority , only nerved them- selves to greater exertion in defence of their liberty ... SOUTH CAROLINA . South Carolina lost four.
... South and North Carolina . The people of South Carolina , so far from being inclined to submit to the British authority , only nerved them- selves to greater exertion in defence of their liberty ... SOUTH CAROLINA . South Carolina lost four.
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... South Car- olina , July 1 , 1795 , ( ratification of the appoint- ment refused by the Senate ; ) William Cushing , of Massachusetts , January 27 , 1796 , ( declined ; ) Oliver Ellsworth , of Connecticut , March 4 , 1796 ; John Jay , of ...
... South Car- olina , July 1 , 1795 , ( ratification of the appoint- ment refused by the Senate ; ) William Cushing , of Massachusetts , January 27 , 1796 , ( declined ; ) Oliver Ellsworth , of Connecticut , March 4 , 1796 ; John Jay , of ...
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