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... thousand men . But , before describing operations on a large scale , induced by these pre- parations , let us see what was being done by the provinces to recover the lost ground and to wipe out the disgrace of Washington's defeat at the ...
... thousand men . But , before describing operations on a large scale , induced by these pre- parations , let us see what was being done by the provinces to recover the lost ground and to wipe out the disgrace of Washington's defeat at the ...
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... thousand pounds . New York , however , was stubborn to an offensive degree at first ; but the defeat of Washington brought the assembly to its senses and five thousand pounds were voted . After the affair at the Great Meadows , what ...
... thousand pounds . New York , however , was stubborn to an offensive degree at first ; but the defeat of Washington brought the assembly to its senses and five thousand pounds were voted . After the affair at the Great Meadows , what ...
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... thousand effective men were assembled . * Here Washington joined the expedition as one of Braddock's aids . There were about six hundred bag- gage horses , besides those of the artillery . On the last day of May , five hundred men were ...
... thousand effective men were assembled . * Here Washington joined the expedition as one of Braddock's aids . There were about six hundred bag- gage horses , besides those of the artillery . On the last day of May , five hundred men were ...
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... thousand men , British regulars and provincials . Early in July , Lieutenant- Colonel Henry Bouquet was encamped with the advance - guard at Raystown , now Bedford , Pennsylvania . It was deter- mined to cut a road thence to Fort Du ...
... thousand men , British regulars and provincials . Early in July , Lieutenant- Colonel Henry Bouquet was encamped with the advance - guard at Raystown , now Bedford , Pennsylvania . It was deter- mined to cut a road thence to Fort Du ...
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... thousand francs ; the pettiest ensign , who does not gamble , will have ten , twelve or fifteen thousand . The In- dians do not like Ligneris , who is drunk every day . " † The marching of Forbes westward with a large army was soon ...
... thousand francs ; the pettiest ensign , who does not gamble , will have ten , twelve or fifteen thousand . The In- dians do not like Ligneris , who is drunk every day . " † The marching of Forbes westward with a large army was soon ...
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