The Historical Magazine and Notes and Queries Concerning the Antiquities, History and Biography of America, 13 tomasHenry B. Dawson, 1868 |
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... wounds , that fate portend , Have now proceeded to give battle , Gaul'd many a foldier's latter end ; And all the good effects we hop'd From fear and patience , now are dropped , The good effects , we mean , of gaining Whate'er you had ...
... wounds , that fate portend , Have now proceeded to give battle , Gaul'd many a foldier's latter end ; And all the good effects we hop'd From fear and patience , now are dropped , The good effects , we mean , of gaining Whate'er you had ...
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... wounded , ( Tho ' valour would with fhame have burn'd , To fhoot folks when their backs are turn'd ) And bragging high , as tho ' ye beat us , No more mind reg'lars than musquitoes , Fire on us at your will , and shut The town as tho ...
... wounded , ( Tho ' valour would with fhame have burn'd , To fhoot folks when their backs are turn'd ) And bragging high , as tho ' ye beat us , No more mind reg'lars than musquitoes , Fire on us at your will , and shut The town as tho ...
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... wounds that fate portend , " Gaul'd many a reg'lar's latter end ? " M'Fingal , Canto 3 : p . 57 . 3. In a letter addressed to the Congress at Philadelphia , in May , 1775 , Rivington admitted that " by the freedom of his " publications ...
... wounds that fate portend , " Gaul'd many a reg'lar's latter end ? " M'Fingal , Canto 3 : p . 57 . 3. In a letter addressed to the Congress at Philadelphia , in May , 1775 , Rivington admitted that " by the freedom of his " publications ...
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... wounded , " etc. Pennsylvania Journal , Aug. 2 , -in MOORE's Diary of the Revolution , i , 113 . Gage was doing his best to procure supplies . Captain Wallace , in the Rose , sloop - of - war , with two tenders , was plundering the sea ...
... wounded , " etc. Pennsylvania Journal , Aug. 2 , -in MOORE's Diary of the Revolution , i , 113 . Gage was doing his best to procure supplies . Captain Wallace , in the Rose , sloop - of - war , with two tenders , was plundering the sea ...
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... wounded . It is remarkable that all our killed were shot thro ' the Head , which induces [ ] belief that they were first taken Prisoners , & then massacred . - The Number of the Enemy killed and wounded is The parents of Samuel Elbert ...
... wounded . It is remarkable that all our killed were shot thro ' the Head , which induces [ ] belief that they were first taken Prisoners , & then massacred . - The Number of the Enemy killed and wounded is The parents of Samuel Elbert ...
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