The History of South Carolina From Its First European Discovery to Its Erection Into a Republic; With a Supplementary Book, Bringing the Narrative Down to the Present Time
The History of South Carolina From Its First European Discovery to Its Erection Into a Republic; With a Supplementary Book, Bringing the Narrative Down to the Present Time
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These brought gunpowder, munitions of war, and dry goods, in barter for rice and indigo, replenishing the magazines and supplying the peo- ple. The victory, and all the recent events, had exhilarated the Carolinians. General Lee, though he shared the triumph, with very little propriety, was yet willing "to partake the gale." Gk)vemor (British) Tonyn, of Florida, had been very troublesome to Georgia and South Carolina ; and Lee was per- suaded, in midsummer, to undertake an expedition against Fl...orida. He, accordingly, marched the Virginian and North Carolina troops to the Ogechee, whither the South Carolina troops followed them. He marched headlong, without clothing, T. Wh:it might have been the events under certain circumstances? 8. What was the victory ? 9. To whom did congress return thanks ? 10. What had Lep designed in respect to Moultrie? 11. What occurred in congress, six days ^ after the battle?
12. What snpplies reached Charlestown after *e departure of the British ? 18. What expedition did Lee contemplate?
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These brought gunpowder, munitions of war, and dry goods, in barter for rice and indigo, replenishing the magazines and supplying the peo- ple. The victory, and all the recent events, had exhilarated the Carolinians. General Lee, though he shared the triumph, with very little propriety, was yet willing "to partake the gale." Gk)vemor (British) Tonyn, of Florida, had been very troublesome to Georgia and South Carolina ; and Lee was per- suaded, in midsummer, to undertake an expedition against Fl...orida. He, accordingly, marched the Virginian and North Carolina troops to the Ogechee, whither the South Carolina troops followed them. He marched headlong, without clothing, T. Wh:it might have been the events under certain circumstances? 8. What was the victory ? 9. To whom did congress return thanks ? 10. What had Lep designed in respect to Moultrie? 11. What occurred in congress, six days ^ after the battle?
12. What snpplies reached Charlestown after *e departure of the British ? 18. What expedition did Lee contemplate?
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