The North Carolina Booklet: Great Events in North Carolina History, 第 17 巻Capital Printing Company, 1917 |
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Acres Alexander American Archibald D Archibald Henderson army battalions Benj Smith brigade British called Cape Fear Carolinians Chapter Colonel Colony Company Congress constitution Continental Line Creek D. H. HILL duty E. E. MOFFITT Edenton elected enemy Federalists Francis Nash Gaston Gentlemen George Governor Granville County Halifax Hardy Murfree HAYWOOD Hogun horse House Indians James Jefferson John Jones judges judiciary justice land lawyer legislature liberty lived March Marster MARY HILLIARD HINTON Midway Plantation militia MISS MARY HILLIARD Murphey Nash Nathaniel Nathaniel Macon negro North Caro North Carolina North Carolina Booklet North Carolina History NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY Old South passed Penelope Barker political President RALEIGH records Regent regiment repeal Revolution River Roanoke Robert Goodloe Harper Rowan Salisbury says Sims 66 slaves Southern Thomas Thomas Person Thos Craike tion Tract containing tribe troops Virginia Washington Watters William Wilmington
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107 ページ - ... when their want of discipline and refusal of almost every kind of restraint and government have produced a like conduct but too common to the whole, and an entire disregard of that order and subordination necessary to the well-doing of an army...
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107 ページ - ... with the deepest concern, I am obliged to confess my want of confidence in the generality of the troops.