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expose on all sides will justify the American troops in an effort to expell the enemy . It would seem , at all events , that they have it in their power to harass and enclose him , and to cut off or at least greatly impede his supplies ...
expose on all sides will justify the American troops in an effort to expell the enemy . It would seem , at all events , that they have it in their power to harass and enclose him , and to cut off or at least greatly impede his supplies ...
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In case of an attack by the enemy's cavalry in front , the light infantry on either flank were directed to advance immediately and open a heavy fire , under cover of which Colonel Armand was to resist the attack , and if possible to ...
In case of an attack by the enemy's cavalry in front , the light infantry on either flank were directed to advance immediately and open a heavy fire , under cover of which Colonel Armand was to resist the attack , and if possible to ...
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As soon as the meeting was over , the officers expressed their shock at the sudden offensive planned by Gates , seemingly without intelligence as to the enemy's plans or position . Colonel Armand was probably the most indignant because ...
As soon as the meeting was over , the officers expressed their shock at the sudden offensive planned by Gates , seemingly without intelligence as to the enemy's plans or position . Colonel Armand was probably the most indignant because ...
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