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The artillery of the ships not only prevented all reinforcements from coming to the
Americans , by the isthmus of Charlestown , but even uncovered , and swept the
interior of the trench , which was battered in front at the same time .
The artillery of the ships not only prevented all reinforcements from coming to the
Americans , by the isthmus of Charlestown , but even uncovered , and swept the
interior of the trench , which was battered in front at the same time .
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Such , it is said , was the plan of general Clinton ; but it was rejected , so great
was the confidence reposed in the bravery and discipline of the English soldiers ,
and in the cowardice of the Americans . The first of these opinions was not , in ...
Such , it is said , was the plan of general Clinton ; but it was rejected , so great
was the confidence reposed in the bravery and discipline of the English soldiers ,
and in the cowardice of the Americans . The first of these opinions was not , in ...
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Thus prepared , the Americans patiently waited the attack , which would decide
the fate of New Orleans , and perhaps of Louisiana . The British deliberately
advanced in solid columns , over an even plain , in front of the American in ...
Thus prepared , the Americans patiently waited the attack , which would decide
the fate of New Orleans , and perhaps of Louisiana . The British deliberately
advanced in solid columns , over an even plain , in front of the American in ...
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