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hardly cope with the forces at the disposal of the colonists , which number four hundred thousand militia , and could easily be increased . The Germans of this and the neighboring provinces alone - continues my informant - independently ...
hardly cope with the forces at the disposal of the colonists , which number four hundred thousand militia , and could easily be increased . The Germans of this and the neighboring provinces alone - continues my informant - independently ...
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I cannot say whether it amounts to a hundred and fifty or to two hundred dollars a week , or more , but it ought to run from last July . The sum looks large , but horses are excessively dear at this place , and all necessaries so much ...
I cannot say whether it amounts to a hundred and fifty or to two hundred dollars a week , or more , but it ought to run from last July . The sum looks large , but horses are excessively dear at this place , and all necessaries so much ...
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On the 14th he was joined by General Stevens with seven hundred Virginia militia ; but on the same day Lord Cornwallis reached Camden with his regulars ; thus golden moments for crushing the British in detachments were gone forever.341 ...
On the 14th he was joined by General Stevens with seven hundred Virginia militia ; but on the same day Lord Cornwallis reached Camden with his regulars ; thus golden moments for crushing the British in detachments were gone forever.341 ...
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