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... to Phila- delphia , to make preparations for his southern expedition.289 On September 15 , 1779 , there had come to de Kalb a very pleasant interlude in the irksome bivouacking in the woods without the most necessary supplies .
... to Phila- delphia , to make preparations for his southern expedition.289 On September 15 , 1779 , there had come to de Kalb a very pleasant interlude in the irksome bivouacking in the woods without the most necessary supplies .
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Supplies coming from the North would find this route safest to the army's destination . 7. This circuitous route would make possible an outflanking of the enemy outposts , permitting later an advance on Camden with the Wateree River on ...
Supplies coming from the North would find this route safest to the army's destination . 7. This circuitous route would make possible an outflanking of the enemy outposts , permitting later an advance on Camden with the Wateree River on ...
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I wish I could say the supplies of Virginia had been a reproval to North Carolina . I am ashamed to say , their backwardness ... I will yet hope your Excellency is doing all in your power to supply your half - starved fellow citizens .
I wish I could say the supplies of Virginia had been a reproval to North Carolina . I am ashamed to say , their backwardness ... I will yet hope your Excellency is doing all in your power to supply your half - starved fellow citizens .
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