Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 734
re for thedefence of Kentucky. Twelve hundred pounds, in the depreciated cur-rency of Virginia, was voted him for expenses in the enemys country. InJanuary, 1778, Clark received from Governor Henry the rank of colonel,and two sets of instructions : one, which was public, for the defence ofKentucky… … A PLAN OF CASCASKIES (Kas/.-n.<Jl:i,i)A his orders.^ He began recruiting, under his public orders, at Fort Pitt, butwith little success, owing to quarrels between Virginia and Pennsylvania,and the opposition to the policy of sending soldiers, who were needed there,to defend Kentucky.^ After much…
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