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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... called the Main Channel ; and another by the west of Connanicut , called the West or Narraganset Passage , and which unites with the Main Channel at the east of Connanicut . The British garrison , under General Pigot , amounted to six ...
... called the Main Channel ; and another by the west of Connanicut , called the West or Narraganset Passage , and which unites with the Main Channel at the east of Connanicut . The British garrison , under General Pigot , amounted to six ...
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... called upon the once cel- ebrated Silas Deane , at Ghent . He was a member of the first Congress , a sensible and intriguing man , and our early secret agent at the court of France . He had lost his high standing both in France and Amer ...
... called upon the once cel- ebrated Silas Deane , at Ghent . He was a member of the first Congress , a sensible and intriguing man , and our early secret agent at the court of France . He had lost his high standing both in France and Amer ...
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... called Charley ) Morgan , a Jersey soldier , of whom he had entertained a favorable opinion , to turn deserter , and go over to the British army , in order to his executing the business of a spy more effectually . Charley was sent for ...
... called Charley ) Morgan , a Jersey soldier , of whom he had entertained a favorable opinion , to turn deserter , and go over to the British army , in order to his executing the business of a spy more effectually . Charley was sent for ...
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