...fame, for his courage and lidelity to his country were never called in question. In August, general Sullivan, with a large body of troops, attempted to...Soon after, the stores and shipping at Bedford, in Massachussetts, were burnt by a. party of the British troops. The same year, Savannah, then the capital...

...Afterwards permitted to join the arm) . • 6S. In August, General Sullivan, 'with a lur.^e body erf .troops^ attempted to take possession of Rhode- Island,...not succeed. Soon after, the -stores and shipping at'-Bcf;furd, in Massachusetts, were burnt by a party of British troops. The same year, Savannah, the...

...fame, for hi< courage and fidelity to his country were never calle J in question. In August, general Sullivan, with a large body of troops, attempted to take possession of Rho; ic Island, but did not succeed. Soon after, the storc's and shipping at Bedford, in Massachussetts,...

...fame, for his courage and fidelity to his country were never called in question. In August, general Sullivan, with a large body of troops, attempted to...Bedford, in Massachusetts, were burnt by a party 'of the British troops. The same year, Savannah, then the capital of Georgia, was taken by the British,...

...fame, for his courage and fidelity to his country were never called in question. In August, general Sullivan, with a large body of troops, attempted to...Bedford, in Massachusetts, were burnt by a party of the British troops. The same year, Savannah, then the capital of Georgia, was taken by the British,...

...day, General Lee was suspended, and never afterwards permitted to join the army. In August, General Sullivan, with a large body of troops, attempted to...capital of Georgia, was taken by the British, under die command of Colonel Campbell. In the following year, 1779, General Lincoln was appointed to the...

...he commanded the flower of the American army, and was not destitute of courage. In August, general Sullivan, with a large body of troops, attempted to...shipping at Bedford, in Massachusetts, were burnt by a parly of the British troops. The same year, Savannah, then the capital of Georgia, was taken by the...

...that day, was suspended, and was nrrer afterwards permitted tojnin the army. 36. In August, general Sullivan, with a large body of troops, attempted to take possession of Rhcfde Wand, but did not succeed. Soon after, the stores and shipping at Bedford, in Massachusetts,...

...that day, was suspended, and was never afterwards permitted (a I join the army. 36. In August, general Sullivan, with a large body of troops, attempted to...capital of Georgia, was taken by the British, under the commando/ colonel Campbell. In the following year, (1,779,) general Lincoln was appointed to the command...

...that day, was suspended, and was never afterwards permitted to join the army. 36. In Aufjust, general Sullivan, with a large body of troops, attempted to take possession of Rhode Island, bv;t did not succeed. Soon after, the stores and shipping at Bedford, in Massachusetts, were burnt...