The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Volume 4Books for Libraries Press, 1969 - United States |
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Page 149
... effect on the French . In about an hour the fituation of the French fhips at anchor became too in- tolerable to be endured ; and the captain of the Artefien L 3 being 1781. being killed , fhe cut her cable , and AMERICAN 149 REVOLUTION .
... effect on the French . In about an hour the fituation of the French fhips at anchor became too in- tolerable to be endured ; and the captain of the Artefien L 3 being 1781. being killed , fhe cut her cable , and AMERICAN 149 REVOLUTION .
Page 176
... Greene concluded a treaty with the Cherokee Indians , by which they engaged to observe a ftrict neutrality . This was attended with the beneficial effects effects of faving the frontier fettlements of both the Ca 176 THE HISTORY OF THE.
... Greene concluded a treaty with the Cherokee Indians , by which they engaged to observe a ftrict neutrality . This was attended with the beneficial effects effects of faving the frontier fettlements of both the Ca 176 THE HISTORY OF THE.
Page 359
... effects . 1783 - effects . Thus the fame captain , who AMERICAN REVOLUTION . 359.
... effects . 1783 - effects . Thus the fame captain , who AMERICAN REVOLUTION . 359.
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