History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 3 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... British ships of war into our harbors ; but if his propositions were rejected , he in- formed the secretary of state ... British government , " he remarked in 1812. his letter , " is to take from the merchant vessels of other countries ...
... British ships of war into our harbors ; but if his propositions were rejected , he in- formed the secretary of state ... British government , " he remarked in 1812. his letter , " is to take from the merchant vessels of other countries ...
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... British caught in an ambuscade at Sandy Creek - Chauncey on Laks Ontario - British repulsed at the Thames by Captain Holmes - General Brown determines to attack the enemy under General Riall ― The battle of Chippewa - Scott and his ...
... British caught in an ambuscade at Sandy Creek - Chauncey on Laks Ontario - British repulsed at the Thames by Captain Holmes - General Brown determines to attack the enemy under General Riall ― The battle of Chippewa - Scott and his ...
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... British writers , was inferior to that of the Americans , consisting of some fifteen hundred regulars , and about a thousand militia and Indians . * Within two miles of the enemy Brown halted , and drew up in regular order ; and on the ...
... British writers , was inferior to that of the Americans , consisting of some fifteen hundred regulars , and about a thousand militia and Indians . * Within two miles of the enemy Brown halted , and drew up in regular order ; and on the ...
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