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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... entered Elizabeth River , and the American force in that quarter , wholly unable to resist so formidable an attack , saved itself by flight . The British troops landed without opposi- tion . General Matthews established his head ...
... entered Elizabeth River , and the American force in that quarter , wholly unable to resist so formidable an attack , saved itself by flight . The British troops landed without opposi- tion . General Matthews established his head ...
第 142 頁
... entered them with such rapidity , that their 1781. loss was inconsiderable . Ma- jor Campbell , a captain , and seventeen privates , were made prisoners . Eight privates were killed , while the assail- ants were entering the works ...
... entered them with such rapidity , that their 1781. loss was inconsiderable . Ma- jor Campbell , a captain , and seventeen privates , were made prisoners . Eight privates were killed , while the assail- ants were entering the works ...
第 198 頁
... entering into such an arrangement , as would open the ports of Spain to the American shipping ; and it was felt ... entered into with the Span- ish minister , suspending the use of the Mississippi , without relinquish- ing the right ...
... entering into such an arrangement , as would open the ports of Spain to the American shipping ; and it was felt ... entered into with the Span- ish minister , suspending the use of the Mississippi , without relinquish- ing the right ...
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