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The route taken by the first group led through New Bern and Halifax ( North Carolina ) , Petersburg ( Virginia ) , Annapolis and Baltimore , to Philadelphia . Despite kindly hospitality shown them by the Governor of North Carolina ...
The route taken by the first group led through New Bern and Halifax ( North Carolina ) , Petersburg ( Virginia ) , Annapolis and Baltimore , to Philadelphia . Despite kindly hospitality shown them by the Governor of North Carolina ...
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I have been promised further reenforcements of militia from Virginia and North Carolina ; but such is the dilatory manner in which all things are done here , that I cannot depend upon them , much less wait for them .
I have been promised further reenforcements of militia from Virginia and North Carolina ; but such is the dilatory manner in which all things are done here , that I cannot depend upon them , much less wait for them .
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On August 6 Gates rode over to Caswell's camp , where he was entertained with a sumptuous meal and wine , showing that North Carolina took care of its own . In the best of spirits , arrangements were made for uniting the forces .
On August 6 Gates rode over to Caswell's camp , where he was entertained with a sumptuous meal and wine , showing that North Carolina took care of its own . In the best of spirits , arrangements were made for uniting the forces .
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