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... taken his station , " as you say , " on the top of Bunker's Hill , where the regiment of colonel Stark halted a few moments for the rear to come up . " Here , you roundly assert , he " remain- " ed during the whole action , with nearly ...
... taken his station , " as you say , " on the top of Bunker's Hill , where the regiment of colonel Stark halted a few moments for the rear to come up . " Here , you roundly assert , he " remain- " ed during the whole action , with nearly ...
Strona 11
... taken by the direction of the committee of safety . " It makes void the insinuation that Stark's and Reed's regiments were the only troops posted at the " rail - fence ; " and it even makes it doubtful if they were there at all . That ...
... taken by the direction of the committee of safety . " It makes void the insinuation that Stark's and Reed's regiments were the only troops posted at the " rail - fence ; " and it even makes it doubtful if they were there at all . That ...
Strona 32
... taken ill on his birth day , at Windsor , where he had overheated himself with dancing ; but whatever was his real distemper , Dr. Hannes and Dr. Bidloo treated it as the small pox , without success . The whole court was alarmed , and ...
... taken ill on his birth day , at Windsor , where he had overheated himself with dancing ; but whatever was his real distemper , Dr. Hannes and Dr. Bidloo treated it as the small pox , without success . The whole court was alarmed , and ...
Strona 35
... a trading con- cern to the East Indies . There was every prospect of mutual advan- tage , and the ship , richly laden , arrived safe in Ireland , but in her voyage from thence was taken by the French . This LIFE OF JOHN RADCLIFFE . 35.
... a trading con- cern to the East Indies . There was every prospect of mutual advan- tage , and the ship , richly laden , arrived safe in Ireland , but in her voyage from thence was taken by the French . This LIFE OF JOHN RADCLIFFE . 35.
Strona 36
voyage from thence was taken by the French . This loss had such an effect upon Betterton , that it threw him into a desponding way , out of which he never recovered . As for Radcliffe , he was at the Bull's - head tavern , in Clare ...
voyage from thence was taken by the French . This loss had such an effect upon Betterton , that it threw him into a desponding way , out of which he never recovered . As for Radcliffe , he was at the Bull's - head tavern , in Clare ...
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