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Upon his leaving the sacred place , some other soldiers set fire to it , after tearing
off the golden plating from the gates and timber work . 15 . A horrid massacre
soon followed , in which prodigious Inultitudes perished ; while others rushed , in
a ...
Upon his leaving the sacred place , some other soldiers set fire to it , after tearing
off the golden plating from the gates and timber work . 15 . A horrid massacre
soon followed , in which prodigious Inultitudes perished ; while others rushed , in
a ...
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The Exchange and storehouses were set on fire the morning of the day on which
the French army entered . It partly communicated with the contiguous buildings ,
and all those houses and hovels constructed of wood , soon fell a sacrifice to the
...
The Exchange and storehouses were set on fire the morning of the day on which
the French army entered . It partly communicated with the contiguous buildings ,
and all those houses and hovels constructed of wood , soon fell a sacrifice to the
...
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Never was there so tremendous a fire , as that kept up from the American lines ; it
was a continued stream : those behind loading for the men in front , enabled
them to fire with scarcely an intermission . The British columns were literally
swept ...
Never was there so tremendous a fire , as that kept up from the American lines ; it
was a continued stream : those behind loading for the men in front , enabled
them to fire with scarcely an intermission . The British columns were literally
swept ...
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