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...length, success was earned, Washington, looking back with pain upon what it had cost, said : " If all had done their duty as well as the little State of Connecticut, the war would have ended long ago."* The people of South Carolina were probably the most warlike of all, as, for the present,...

...Revolution, for military services; and Washington avowed, when the great struggle was over, that, " if all the States had done their duty as well as the...Connecticut, the war would have been ended long ago." * * Communicated by Professor B. Silliman. CHAPTER XII. GATES ON THE ALERT FOR A COMMAND SCHUYLER UNDERMINED...

...Revolution, for military service ; and Washington avowed, when the great struggle was over, that ' if all the states had done their duty as well as the...Connecticut, the war would have been ended long ago.' " Connecticut is divided into eight counties. The city of Hartford is on the west bank of the Connecticut...

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...Eevolution, for military services; and Washington avowed, when the great struggle was over, that, " if all the States had done their duty as well as the...Connecticut, the war would have been ended long ago." * * Communicated by Professor B. Silliman. CHAPTEE XII. GATES OTI THB At.I'UT FOR A COMMAND. — SCHUYLER...

...reenforcements composed partly of German mercenaries. Early in June, Sir William Howe left his head- quarters in New York, crossed the river into New Jersey, and...by the same spirit of patriotism that animated the breastsof the lusty farmers of that day, offered himself as a volunteer to serve in the ranks for his...

...usual to the soldiers of his native State, of whom Washington is reported to have said : — "That if all the States had done their duty as well as the...Connecticut the war would have been ended long ago." After the surrender of Cornwallis, Zebulon Butler was appointed Colonel 4th Regiment Connecticut Line...

...the Revolution, for military service; and Washington avowed, when the great struggle was over, that 'if all the States had done their duty as well as...Connecticut, the war would have been ended long ago.' " — Washington Irving. FAITH TRUMBULL HE patriotic societies, which have sprung into existence largely...