Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 448
ther pushed back till withina mile of Gloucester (11), when night closed the conflict. The legend on the map puts the English and Hes-sians (2, 1, 0) at 5,000 men, the boats (4) representing the withdrawal of part of them with their baggageacross the river. Lafayettes narrative, as given by him to… … (From a large map in the library of Congress.) Lowell (Hessians, 206). The despatches of theHowe.i are in Almon (v. 499), and Dawson (i.356. 357)- Of the attack (Nov. 10-16) on Fort Mifflin(Mud Island) and its evacuation, with the open-ing of the river to the British fleet, the best gar-ner of…
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